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  • Lloyds to bank £1.5bn if TSB sale to Banco Sabadell goes ahead

    March 12, 2015

    Lloyds is set to receive a final total of £1.5bn for TSB if the Banco Sabadell sale goes ahead – twice the £750m for which it had previously agreed to sell the lender to the Co-op Bank. The giant bank was forced to sell off TSB under the terms of its 2008 bailout.   The [...]

  • Lloyds share price falls as government sells off one per cent stake

    March 9, 2015

    Shares in Lloyds Banking Group opened at 80.9p this morning, 0.6 per cent lower, after the government announced it had sold off another one per cent stake in the bank, worth £500m. The sale means the stake owned by UK Financial Investments, the government body formed to manage part-nationalised banks, is now a relatively modest [...]

  • From Greece and Natalie Bennett to the banks and London’s skyline: Here’s what got us talking this week

    February 27, 2015

    There was a lot of talk about a dress. And quite a bit about the llama drama. But here at City PM Towers, we were obsessing about plenty of other things.  Greece finally managed to break the stalemate over its debt, negotiating a four month extension with Germany, and ending weeks of debate about a [...]

  • Lloyds share price edges up as it resumes dividend payments for the first time in six years

    February 27, 2015

    The figures Shares in Lloyds Banking Group edged up just under two per cent this morning, after it announced it will start paying dividends for the first time since the financial crisis began back in 2008. The part state-owned bank reported profits before tax of £1.7bn – significantly up from last year's £415m. Dividend payments [...]

  • TSB share price edges up as profits double

    February 25, 2015

    The figures TSB shares opened 1.5 per cent higher this morning, after it reported statutory profit before tax of £170m in 2014, over 100 per cent up on the previous year. The group is strongly capitalised with a Common Equity Tier one capital ratio of 19.7 per cent. TSB landed 500,000 new bank accounts over [...]

  • Bonuses down despite strong year for Britain’s biggest banks

    February 19, 2015

    Payouts for top bankers have taken a tumble so far this year, according to industry data seen by City PM, as the bonus cap combined with investor and political pressure takes its toll. Preliminary data from pay benchmarking site Emolument.com shows bonuses for front office staff falling precipitously this year compared with last year’s pay [...]

  • Barclays, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Lloyds and RBS credit ratings slashed as states promise no more bailouts

    February 3, 2015

    Britain’s biggest banks saw their credit ratings chopped back last night by Standard and Poor’s, as the agency believes the government is serious in its promise to let bad banks fail. While ratings are normally cut when a firm performs poorly, in this case the move reflects the shift in risk from the taxpayer and [...]

  • Lloyds buys Birmingham’s NEC for £307m

    January 16, 2015

    Brummie institution the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) has been sold along with its parent company to LDC, the investment arm of Lloyds Banking Group, in a deal valuing it at £307m. As well as a 125-year lease on the NEC itself, the deal also includes the Genting (formerly known as the LG) Arena and 25-year [...]

  • GQ includes Lloyds chief Antonio Horta-Osorio and Cheesegrater architect Richard Rogers on 2015 best-dressed businessmen list

    January 8, 2015

    We've always known that suave Portuguese Lloyds chief, Antonio Horta-Osorio was a bit of a looker and a snappy dresser. Well, now we’ve all been proven correct by that bastion of style, men’s glossy GQ – it has voted him as the sixth best-dressed man in business. “He shines among his British peers as the [...]

  • Lloyds shares sale: Morgan Stanley takes £1 fee for bank sell-off

    December 17, 2014

    The government is to drip-feed Lloyds shares to the market over the coming six months, cutting its stake in the bailed-out bank bit-by-bit ahead of the election. As much as £3bn of shares could be sold under the scheme. The investment bankers who are handling the sale could normally expect to make millions of pounds from [...]

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