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Wednesday 27 May 2009 8:00 pm

Lloyds directors face new ire

By: admindrupal

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Three directors involved in Lloyds Banking Group’s takeover of HBOS face increased criticism from investors at next week’s annual general meeting, after proxy voting agency Manifest expressed “significant concerns” about the re-election of chairman Sir Victor Blank, Archie Kane and Sandy Leitch.

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