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  • Lloyds profit slides 36 per cent after hiking motor finance provisions

    October 23, 2025

    Lloyds Banking Group recorded a major hit to profit in the third quarter after the group was forced to nearly-double its provisions for the motor finance scandal. The bank posted a third-quarter profit before tax of £1.2bn, falling 36 per cent from the £1.8bn recorded in 2024. For the year-to-date the FTSE 100 titan has [...]

  • Autumn Budget: Reeves told avoid ‘pick and mix’ tax grabs

    October 23, 2025

    Ahead of the Autumn Budget, City Reporter Samuel Norman sits down with top industry names for a Budget Briefing. This week, the managing director of TheCityUK warns Reeves not to patch up the tax tire just for it to deflate once more. The Chancellor has touted financial and professional services for their role “at the [...]

  • Banking watchdog boss warns easing capital rules ‘highly risky’

    October 22, 2025

    The head of the UK’s banking watchdog has warned of high risk if the UK loosens its rules around lenders’ capital framework as the government pushes for economic growth. Sam Woods, the head of the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), said requiring banks to no longer set aside capital for top-tier sovereign bonds would “be equivalent [...]

  • Barclays near-quadruples provisions for motor finance scandal

    October 22, 2025

    Barclays has followed suit with its banking peers with a major hike to its motor finance provisions after the financial watchdog launched its industry redress scheme. The FTSE 100 titan set aside an extra £235m for the car mis-selling scandal, taking total provisions to £325m. Barclays operated in the motor finance market under Clydesdale Financial [...]

  • Barclays shares rise after new buyback launch and jump in income

    October 22, 2025

    Barclays has set out plans to shift to a quarterly share buyback after the firm recorded a surge in total income for the third quarter. The FTSE 100 titan netted £7.2bn in total income, breezing past as internal analyst consensus of £7bn. The figure was also up nine per cent year-on-year. The bank said it [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: UK inflation holds at 3.8 per cent, Barclays share buyback

    October 22, 2025

    Good morning from the Morning Wire liveblog team. The UK’s top banks are gearing up for a third-quarter reporting season where all eyes will be on the Labour government’s second Autumn Budget. Speculation of a bank tax hike has dominated chatter around the sector in recent months and elevated fears across the City. It also [...]

  • Allica Bank makes major acquisition as it eyes £1bn SME lending goal

    October 22, 2025

    Allica Bank is set to announce a fresh acquisition as the firm looks to beef up its lending capacity for small businesses, Morning Wire can reveal.  The digital bank has snapped up London-based fintech Kriya, which specialises in embedded finance and business loans. The takeover, set to be announced on Wednesday, marks Allica’s third acquisition [...]

  • Lloyds boss: Motor finance redress wipes 20-year profit off industry

    October 21, 2025

    The boss of Lloyds Banking Group has warned the financial watchdog’s motor finance redress scheme could knock two decades of profitability off the car finance industry. Charlie Nunn, the bank’s chief, has doubled down on the lender’s previous warning shots, adding he didn’t think the scheme was “proportionate”. The FTSE 100 titan has pulled no [...]

  • Bank of England: Global crisis ‘alarm bells’ in private credit

    October 21, 2025

    The Governor of the Bank of England has warned of “alarm bells” in the private credit market as he cautioned of consequences parallel to the 2008 global financial crisis. Andrew Bailey told lawmakers on Tuesday the collapse of US car parts maker First Brands and auto-dealership Tricolor could be “the canary in the coalmine” as [...]

  • Analysts dampen outlook for FTSE 100 banks as tax clouds gather

    October 21, 2025

    The UK’s top banks are gearing up for a third-quarter reporting season where all eyes will be on the Labour government’s second Autumn Budget. Speculation of a bank tax hike has dominated chatter around the sector in recent months and elevated fears across the City. It also comes alongside flaring tensions between the lending industry [...]

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