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  • Lloyds on FTSE loserboard over tests on capital – London Report

    October 27, 2014

    BRITAIN’S top equity index fell yesterday, weighed down by financials after Lloyds only narrowly passed a regulatory health check of Europe’s banks. The FTSE 100 index fell 0.4 per cent to 6,363.46 points, after managing a slight rebound last week from 15-month lows touched earlier in October. The index has come down from a more [...]

  • Lloyds share price falls after stress test results revealed

    October 27, 2014

    Lloyds Banking Group's share price fell two per cent on Monday trading, with analysts warning it could yet fail the Bank of England's more stringent stress test.    The European Banking Authority had tested 123 banks’ capital buffers against a fictional crash, with a jump in unemployment, a renewed reces­sion and falling house prices. Banks [...]

  • Shareholders to take on Lloyds over HBOS deal

    October 27, 2014

    FORMER Lloyds TSB shareholders are gearing up for legal action over the ill-starred acquisition of Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS), in one of the largest funded actions ever started in the UK. Lawyers acting for thousands of retail and City institutional investors are looking for millions of pounds from the bank over claims it misled [...]

  • Lloyds to chop 9,000 staff to save more costs

    October 22, 2014

    LLOYDS Bank is planning to cut another 9,000 jobs, on top of the 15,000 the lender has chopped since 2011, it emerged last night. The new round of cost cutting will hit another 10 per cent of the workforce, according to Sky News. Analysts believe the bank has far too many branches to be efficient. [...]

  • Lloyds job cuts: 9,000 to go in next three years as bank moves towards digital

    October 22, 2014

    Lloyds Banking Group is set to cut 9,000 jobs over the next three years, amounting to a loss of over ten per cent of its workforce.    An announcement next week will provide more detail on the cuts, which reflect the British bank's move away from consumer-facing services and towards digital banking.    This will [...]

  • Lloyds’ Antonio Horta-Osorio has a dig at economists at Institute of Chartered Accountants event

    October 21, 2014

    Antonio Horta-Osorio knows how to play an audience. At last night’s Institute of Chartered Accountants event at KPMG, the Lloyds boss charmed the accountants in the room… by throwing economists to the lions. “Sadly I’m not an accountant myself,” he started “But I’ve never let that hold me back! “To be fair though, it’s probably [...]

  • Bank of Eng­land’s stress test may threaten Lloyds dividend plans

    October 1, 2014

    Lloyds could fail the Bank of Eng­land’s stress tests this Autumn and be banned from paying out a dividend this year, analysts at Macquarie warned yesterday. The bank has hiked its capital ratios over the past year and so is not ex­pected to be forced to issue any more bonds or shares to bolster its buffers. [...]

  • Lloyds kicks out eight staff for fiddling Libor

    September 29, 2014

    LLOYDS fired eight staff yesterday for trying to fiddle key Libor and repo interest rates between 2006 and 2009, after the bank was fined £226m in June over the wrongdoing. It came as UBS admitted it is in settlement talks with regulators around the world over the forex benchmark manipulation scandal, the first such bank [...]

  • Rate-rigging scandal: Lloyds share price slides as it sacks eight people and holds back £3m of bonuses

    September 29, 2014

    Having paid out £226m to US and UK authorities for various cases of rate-rigging back in July, Lloyds Banking Group has now turned its attentions to its own staff, firing eight and holding back £3m of bonuses. Shares in the bank fell 0.5 per cent in early afternoon trading after it said it "has taken [...]

  • Lloyds settlement latest example of the shadow regulatory state

    September 28, 2014

    The announced settlement between the American and British authorities and Lloyds Banking Group, in which the bank will pay almost $370m to US and UK authorities, is the latest major fallout from claims that multiple international banks profited by manipulating the London Interbank Offer Rate (Libor), a key financial benchmark embedded in contracts around the [...]

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