Banks are market leaders in valuation terms – Fidelity
The banking sector is the market leader in valuation terms, says Fidelity’s Alex Wright, and investors can once again feel comfortable with it.
Lloyds
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Lloyds sell-off to be accelerated via retail investors
George Osborne has announced the sale of a further 1% of Lloyds shares and plans to include retail investors in the next stage of returning the company to the private sector.
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Lloyds and RBS plan move out of
Lloyds and RBS have both confirmed that they could re-domicile to the UK if Scotland votes for independence in next weeks referendum.
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Lloyds Group fined 105m by FCA over SLS
Lloyds Banking Group has been fined £105m by the FCA over extremely serious SLS and LIBOR rigging in the regulators third highest fine of all time.
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Banking on dividend growth
Interest among income investors in banking stocks seems to be on the rise. And, with good reason, if a new report by Markit is to be believed.
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Lloyds ups TSB sell off to 35
Lloyds has sold 35% of TSB at 260p per share, 10% more than it had been planning.
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One year on still bullish Buxton likes Barclays
After one year in his new position as head of equities at Old Mutual Global Investors, Richard Buxton explains why he remains bullish and what he likes at the moment.
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TSB to be sold on the cheap
Lloyds Banking Group has set the price range of its proposed listing of TSB at 220-290p, a level which implies it will be sold at less than its book value
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New data show EM confidence pickup
Investor confidence in emerging markets up sharply according to data from Lloyds
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Market disappointed at Lloyds divi delay
Investors have expressed disappointment over Lloyds announcement that it is unlikely to reinstate its dividend policy before the second half of the year.
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FCA fines Lloyds banks 28m
Lloyds TSB and Bank of Scotland have been fined more than £28m by the Financial Conduct Authority, its largest-ever fine for retail conduct failings.
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Lloyds sells final stake in SJP
Lloyds Banking Group has sold its remaining stake in St James’s Place for approximately £680m netting the group a profit of roughly £105m.