Lloyds lacks firepower for M&G takeover
Prudential’s funds arm has been touted as an attractive acquisition for Lloyds
Prudential’s funds arm has been touted as an attractive acquisition for Lloyds
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Asset managers Blackrock and Schroders are the rumoured frontrunners to oversee £109bn for Lloyd’s Banking Group (LBG), after the contract with Standard Life Aberdeen was terminated earlier this year.
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Scottish Widows says Standard Life Aberdeen is a clear and material competitor and it, therefore, has the legal right to terminate its investment management agreement with the firm.
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Lloyds’ share price remained depressed, despite delivering a good set of first quarter figures, containing higher profits as Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) costs fall.
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Despite Brexit uncertainty and a more dovish tone from the Bank of England (BoE), many managers are arguing that now is the time to embrace the big four UK banks as a cheap, tactical value play.
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Standard Life Aberdeen has lost its biggest client, Lloyds Banking Group (LBG), after the FTSE 100 bank decided to pull more than £100bn assets over competition concerns.
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Neil Woodford has added to his position in UK banks, with both Barclays and RBS appearing in his portfolios he revealed on Thursday.
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Wealth managers will be keeping a keen eye on the banking sector this week as four of the sector’s biggest players report first-quarter results.
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Lloyds looks set for a bright future as a longer-term trend towards higher interest rates emerges, according to Thesis Asset Management analyst Ryan Paterson.
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Shares in Lloyds Banking Group slipped on Wednesday morning as the bank updated the market on its third quarter performance and its progress in dealing with the long-running payment protection insurance scandal.
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The global investment community is increasingly divided on the banking sector.
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Investor sentiment in the United Kingdom has reached a new high for 2016, according to the Lloyds Bank Investor Sentiment Index.
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