Lloyds
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Lloyds Banking Group sets job cuts -
Lloyds Banking Group Tuesday said it is cutting close to 1,000 U.K. positions and closing some offices, as the bank continues to reduce costs and streamline its business.
06:03 :
Lloyds TSB Bank Plans Hybrid Bond Exchange Offer -
LLoyds TSB Bank PLC (LLOY.LN) is offering investors holding Tier 1 notes issued by HBOS Euro Finance the opportunity to exchange them for new Lower Tier 2 bonds amid ongoing uncertainty about upcoming banking regulation in Europe.
03:53 :
Lloyds revamps board, management team -
MADRID (MarketWatch) -- Lloyds Banking Group PLC on Wednesday announced changes to its board of directors and senior management organization. Five business lines will now report directly to Group Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio. Among ...
03:47 :
Lloyds shakes up management structure -
Part-nationalised bank Lloyds has streamlined its management structure, it said on Wednesday, adding that wholesale banking chief Truett Tate, a key stalwart of former boss Eric Daniels, has decided to retire from the group.
20:49 :
Lloyds boss to unveil restructuring plans: report -
The chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group Antonio Horta-Osorio is set to unveil plans later this week to simplify the bank's management structure and hand more power to top executives, the Financial Times reported on Monday.
11:34 :
Lloyds to sell ship loan book in parcels - sources -
Lloyds Banking Group is unlikely to sell its $10 billion (6 billion pound) portfolio of shipping loans to a single buyer and aims to parcel up loans for sale as European banks continue to retreat from the maritime sector, industry sources ...
23:37 :
Lloyds CEO to Waive 2011 Bonus -
The chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group, Antonio Horta-Osório, will waive his 2011 bonus, after his recent return from a leave of absence and as pressure mounts on banks over large pay packets.
08:01 :
DealBook: Lloyds Chief Turns Down Bonus -
The chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group, Antonio Horta-Osorio, decided Friday to give up his bonus for last year after taking a leave of absence and the bank's third-quarter loss.
06:24 :
Lloyds says CEO gives up 2011 bonus -
Part-nationalised Lloyds Banking Group said its Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio will not take a bonus for last year due to his absence for two months, the bank's performance and the tough circumstances faced by customers.
11:24 :
U.S. investors sue Lloyds chiefs over HBOS deal -
LONDON (Reuters) - American shareholders are suing Britain's Lloyds Banking Group and the bank's former executives, saying they were misled over its rescue of fellow lender HBOS in the depths of the financial crisis in 2008.
12:31 :
Lone Star buys £900 million Lloyds' debt portfolio -
U.S. private equity firm Lone Star said it had bought Lloyds Banking Group's Project Royal portfolio of debt, worth more than 900 million pounds, at a price that sources said was a discount of up to 40 percent.
10:52 :
S&P cuts Co-Op's rating outlook on Lloyds deal risk -
Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's cut its outlook on mutually-owned conglomerate The Co-Operative Group to "negative" from "stable," due to risks associated with the Co-Op's planned purchase of some 630 Lloyds bank branches.
12:34 :
The FTSE falls back in thin, volatile trade -
Britain's top share index fell back after a volatile session on Wednesday, swinging back from early strong gains in low volumes, with banks seeing gains eroded, although Lloyds Banking Group was boosted by a broker double upgrade.
08:55 :
Banks hoover up €489 Bln in 3 year ECB loans -
Dec. 21 - Banks have taken a huge 489 billion euros in the European Central Bank's first ever offering of three-year funding. Charles Diebel of Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets offers his analysis.
07:43 :
Banks lift FTSE on ECB's 3-year loans offer -
Banks helped the FTSE share index move higher near midday on Wednesday, as they hoovered up the European Central Bank's first ever offer of three-year loans and after Lloyds Banking Group was double upgraded by Exane
BNP Paribas.
12:26 :
Returning Lloyds boss to 'detach' from day-to-day -
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio said he would focus more on strategy and less on day-to-day issues when he returns to work in January after being forced to take a two-month break because of exhaustion.
10:48 :
Lloyds CEO Horta-Osorio to return in January -
Lloyds Banking Group said CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio, who has been on sick leave, would return to his job in January and the British bank also said it had picked The Co-Operative Group as the preferred bidder for 632 branches it has to sell.
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