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Lloyds Banking Group has many household names like Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Scottish Widows. Lloyds Banking Group is a leading UK based financial services group providing a wide range of banking and financial services, focused on personal and commercial customers. The Group’s main business activities are retail, commercial and corporate banking, general insurance, and life, pensions and investment provision. The Group operates the UK’s largest retail bank and has a large and diversified customer base.
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HBOS – the merged Halifax/Bank of Scotland group - had been one of the UK’s biggest lenders but required emergency government assistance to keep it afloat during the financial crisis, and the taxpayer ended up taking a 42% stake in Lloyds a
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Lloyds and Barclays are the most exposed to the risks facing the rapid growth in consumer credit, according to Societe Generale
The FTSE 100 retreated as investors worry about Hurricane Irma, while mixed economic statistics raised fresh concerns over the UK economy.
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Lloyds and its units received 38,609 complaints during the first half, according to the Financial Ombudsman Service
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Lloyds has denied claims that it failed to disclose a £10bn loan facility to help keep HBOS afloat
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Former chief executive, Eric Daniels, played a central role in the ill-fated takeover of HBOS and the payment protection insurance mis-selling scandal
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UBS notes that second quarter numbers for UK banks beat market consensus by 13%,
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Lloyds wants to capitalise on its position as the UK’s only integrated high street bancassurer
The FTSE 100 finished 108 points lower at 7,390, about 13 points above its intra-day low
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Lloyds, RBS and Barclays continue to be bogged down with the task of tidying up their past transgressions
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Lloyds is exposed to risks of a slowdown in consumer credit and conduct issues, Berenberg said
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Unarranged overdraft fees generated about £1.2bn of revenues for banks in 2014, according to the CMA
Despite the beating meted out to IMPs and BATs, the Footsie rallied in the last half hour to trim its heavy losses
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Lloyds has two more years of the PPI storm to weather with the financial regulator's deadline for claims set at August 2019
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Day ahead: First quarter update from BT Group PLC, second quarter results from Barclays PLC ...
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Lloyds has set aside a further £700mln for payment protection insurance claims and is still reviewing compensation for victims of the HBOS Reading fraud
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Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Dutch Shell are among a slew of companies reporting earnings on Thursday
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Aurora is now worth £70mln, from £15mln, when Phoenix was appointed in January 2016
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Noel Edmonds has accused Lloyds of trying to keep compensation pay-outs for HBOS Reading victims at a minimum
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The government is "very concerned" about how Lloyds has carried out its review of compensation claims for the HBOS Reading fraud victims, Lord Cromwell said
London stocks were on the front foot this morning, but they quickly retreated this afternoon...
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It has taken years, but confidence seems to have returned fully to the bank sector.
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Lloyds plans to consolidate its London offices in an effort to save £100mln
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Jefferies sees potential for shareholder returns of 9% in Lloyds for fiscal year 2017
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Lloyds will scrap fees for retail customers who fall into unplanned overdrafts from November
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The US financial services giant is upbeat about the prospects of the UK housing market and expects Lloyds, as the pre-eminent mortgage lender in Britain, to benefit
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Horta Osorio has been tipped as a successor for HSBC chairman Stuart Gulliver when he leaves next yea
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The FTSE 100 index was closed up 10.37 at 7,367 on Wednesday
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The Prudential Regulatory Authority cautioned that lending for consumer credit – cars, personal finance and credit cards – had become too relaxed
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Lloyds is offering all the victims of the HBOS Reading fraud £35,000 each to cover bills and expenses
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Existing investors have agreed to pump another £700mln into the loss-making lender
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The BoE-pushed changes aren't 'particularly negative', the Barclays analyst said.
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Barclays own brokerage said the Bank of England’s concerns on consumer credit were not particularly negative
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The consumer credit cycle buffer rises to 0.5% from 0% currently and will likely be 1% by the end of next year
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It is in mortgage risks assessment that the most immediate impact may be felt
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Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown said: ‘Skeletons seem to be jumping out of lots of closets at once for Barclays”
The pound has plummeted against the dollar on dovish remarks from Bank of England Governor Mark Carney
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Meetings today should seen Standard Life’s £11bn merger with Edinburgh–based fund manager Aberdeen Asset Management ratified by shareholders
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Lloyds has set aside £100mln to compensate victims of fraud at the Reading branch of its HBOS business
FTSE 100 closed down 11.88, or 0.15%, to 7,499 on Tuesday
Neil Wilson at ETX markets said the index is being propped up by dollar earners benefiting from a weaker pound with defensive stocks also doing well.
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Banks, retailers, media and housebuilders are the biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 on the shock news of a hung parliament
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HSBC expects a sharp sell-off in shares of RBS, Lloyds and Barclays if Labour wins the general election
The blue chip FTSE 100 index closed 28 points down at 7,449
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Lloyds is being sued by investors over claims they withheld information about the perilous financial state of HBOS before it was taken over by the bank in 2008.
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Lawyers representing TV star Noel Edmonds in his case against Lloyds over the HBOS Reading fraud have criticised the bank's compensation plans for victims as a "scam".
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Zak explores just how change of name might (and might not) alter the fortunes of a small-cap
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Lloyds expects its takeover of credit card business MBNA will generate cost savings and bolster earnings and revenue
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Lloyds said its takeover of MBNA will boost earnings and increase its market share in credit cards
After a gloomy morning for the pound, it started to build some momentum. FTSE 100 finished at 7,543
The FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 indices hit record highs today
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The FTSE 100 index closed up 29.61 at 7,514 with easyJet the biggest gainer
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Barclays has added Lloyds to its European recommended portfolio as its stock is attractively priced
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A group of former suing Lloyds over its takeover of HBOS has accused the lender of gloating over its return to private ownership
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Lloyds has come far since its 2008 bailout but it is not out of the woods yet as it continues to wrestle mis-selling scandals and its HBOS Reading fraud case
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Lloyds chief executive, António Horta-Osório, is likely to face questions on whether he intends to stay at the bank after the government offloaded the rest of its stake
The UK blue chip index closed down 18.56 points at 7,503
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Lloyds's compensation costs are mounting in relation to the HBOS Reading fraud and the mis-selling of payment protection insurance and investment products
The FTSE 100 index closed up 68.94 points at 7,523 - a new record high
Google has tried to soothe advertisers' woes about extremist content by making changes to its technology
The UK blue chip index closed at 7,454, below the new intra-day peak of 7,460.20, but above the previous high of 7,447 hit in March
Woodford Investment Management said it sees Lloyds as a "well managed bank" with the ability to pay a "very healthy and growing" level of dividend
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Lloyds has already set aside compensation for mis-sold payment protection insurance
At the close, the UK blue chip index was up 0.7%, or 48.8 points at 7,435.4, not far below its all-time record of 7,447.0
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RBS continues to trail behind Lloyds in its efforts to turnaround the struggling bank
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Lloyds chief executive Antonio Horta-Osorio is understood to be on the hunt for a new job after the government completes the sale of its stake in the bank
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The Footsie was back in black - but only just - thanks to precious metals miners
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Lloyds is understood to be drawing up contingency plans amid rumours that its chief executive is looking for another job
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Thursday brings the fourth quarter trading update from BT Group, while the banking AGM season continues.
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Margin resilience as it brings down unnecessarily high deposit rates will help Lloyds stand out from it peers
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Underlying profits were 10% above expectations at £2.1bn
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The boss of Goldman Sachs has warned the bank may have to move jobs and operations out of London depending on the outcome of Brexit
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Barclays Capital raised its target for RBS to 260p from 250p to reflect medium-term earnings upgrades; Citigroup hiked its RBS target price target price to 220p from 190p
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Michelle McGrade, chief investment officer of TD Direct Investing said she believes Lloyds “promises to be a dividend cash cow in years to come”
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For the three months to March 31, the group’s statutory pre-tax profit jumped to £1.304bn, up from £654mln a year earlier and £973mln in the final quarter of 2016
The FTSE 100 closed at 7,237 as the European Central Bank announced its latest policy decision
The FTSE 100 closed 150 points, or 2.11% higher, as investors welcomed Macron's result in the first round of France's presidential election
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Lloyds is expected to increase its first quarter profit and dividend but the bank is largely exposed to uncertainties surrounding Brexit and the general election
Friday was a bit of a wash-out, with the Footsie ending little changed after a rough week
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The German bank’s analysts reduced their target price for Lloyds to 66p from 70p, and for RBS to 240p from 252p, albeit with the two lenders' share prices still below those levels
The FCA will devote £2.5mln to support the government with Brexit as part of its budget for next year
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Lloyds, RBS, Barclays and HSBC will start reporting first quarter results from next week
US banks look set to achieve a robust set of first quarter results as earnings season gets underway
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Barclays, Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC have been embroiled in a series of scandals over the years
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Lloyds will provide interim payments on a case-by-case basis to compensate victims of the HBOS Reading scandal
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Lloyds Banking Group has angered the union over its plans to cut hundreds of jobs and branches
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The government has recovered more than £20bn since its bailout of Lloyds during the financial crisis
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Jefferies has pushed its price target for Lloyds up by 4p a share to 86p on the back of the tweaks it has made to its numbers and remains a ‘buyer’ of the stock
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Legal troubles at RBS and Lloyds have escalated in recent days
Prudential and Blackstone have teamed up to purchase the buy-to-let mortgages of failed lender Bradford & Bingley
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Is it time for BT, Lloyds and Vodafone to move over and make room in the ISA for Sirius Minerals?
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With the Brexit wheels in motion, several companies are taking action to ensure they continue to have access to Europe's single market
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The SG number cruncher repeated his ‘buy’ recommendation and 80p a share price target.
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Lloyds, which is now less than 3% owned by the UK taxpayer, is one of the top five holdings in the fund, which is managed by Steve Clayton and Charlie Huggins
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Lloyds is highly exposed to cyclical loans losses and risks of Brexit, according to Berenberg.
Google's promise to crack down on adverts from appearing alongside extremist content has failed to reassure clients
Automated advertising is at the heart of the issue of marketing appearing alongside extremist content
Inflation jumped to 2.3% in February raising the prospect of higher interest rates
