Awards

June 2007: For the second consecutive year, Schwab was ranked on Computerworld's list of Top 100 Places to Work in IT. Schwab jumped 44 places in one year to rank 53rd overall for 2007 and 24th among companies with more than 10,000 employees.

June 2007: Charles Schwab ranked number four in the top five online brokers in June's Consumer Reports magazine. Schwab received an overall score of 85 and was rated 'Excellent' in the categories of Banking & Asset Management, Research & Education and Customer Support.

April 2007: The San Francisco Chronicle named Charles R. Schwab its CEO of the Year.

April 2007: Schwab's Talk to Chuck™ advertising campaign won the Grand Ogilvy Award in the ARF David Ogilvy Awards. Schwab was cited as "the best of the best" for successfully utilizing research to produce an ad campaign that achieves exceptional business results.

April 2007: Schwab's careers website ranked number six in the The Top Employer Web Benchmark 2007 done by Potentialpark, a research and consulting firm specializing in recruitment communication.

March 2007: Barron’s awarded first place for five-year performance to a model portfolio based on Schwab Equity Ratings® – this time for the five-year period ending December 31, 2006. Schwab previously won twice for five-year performance and posted two consecutive wins in the three-year category.

2006

Schwab again topped the list in the five-year performance category of Barron's semi-annual stock recommendation competition for performance through June 30, 2006.

Schwab took the top ranking in the five-year perforamnce category in Barron's annual stock recommendation competition after two consecutive wins in the three-year category.

Schwab.com won two Gold Monitor awards in Corporate Insight's 2005 e-Monitor Awards competition, one for Products and Services Range and the other for Research and News.

The Journal of Financial Advertising votes "Talk To Chuck" best ad campaign in Brokerage category and Best in Show for financial services advertising.

2005

Schwab took the top ranking in the three-year performance category of Barron's stock recommendation competition for the second consecutive year.

2004

The National Ethics Bureau gave Chairman and CEO Charles R. Schwab its "Eye on Ethics" award for his contribution to the aqdvancement of business ethics and trust in the financial services industry.

Corporate Insight awarded schwab.com its highest honor for online Research and News tools.

Schwab received "Best of the Web" for online brokerage services in Forbes magazine award competition.

Schwab's equity portfolio model outperformed that of 13 other brokers for the period 2001-2004 in Barron's stock recommendation competition. Schwab ranked first in three-year results.