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  • Government privatisations: Some key facts and figures

    June 18, 2015

    In late May, George Osborne said that he’d like to privatise £23bn of government assets, and he raised the stakes last week by announcing the phased sale of the state’s stake in RBS. Here are some key facts and figures:   ROYAL MAIL The government floated 60 per cent of the company in 2013 at [...]

  • Mansion House speech: George Osborne kicks starts £60bn sell-off with RBS stake

    June 10, 2015

    Chancellor George Osborne last night kicked off a £60bn sale of state-owned financial assets, announcing he will sell a stake in bailed-out bank RBS in the coming months.   The enormous wave of privatisations includes the sale of a remaining £11.5bn holding in Lloyds, while bidders including Goldman Sachs compete to buy £13bn of mortgage assets [...]

  • Google’s Larry Page, American Express’ Ken Chenault, Three’s David Dyson: These are the UK’s top-rated chief executives, as voted for by their employees

    June 10, 2015

    It's a tough business, being a chief executive these days – so a little bit of love from their employees never goes amiss. Now recruitment site Glassdoor has unveiled its list of the UK's highest-rated chief execs. Alas, the top-rated guy isn't even based here… The list, which is based on approval by their employees, [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group fined £117m for PPI failings by the FCA

    June 5, 2015

    Lloyds has been fined £117m over its handling of Payment Protection Insurance claims – the largest ever handed out by the FCA in relation to PPI. "Whilst our intentions were right, we made mistakes in our handling of some PPI complaints," admitted Lloyds chief Antonio Horta-Osorio. The taxpayer-owned bank was found to have failed in [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group faces record £100m PPI fine this week

    June 4, 2015

    UPDATE: Lloyds Banking Group fined £117m for PPI failings   Lloyds Banking Group could be slammed with a record fine from the FCA for its handling of PPI complaints.    The bank – which is currently still part-owned by the taxpayer – could receive a penalty of “well over £100m” from City watchdog the FCA .  [...]

  • Lloyds to appeal against loss in £1bn bond buy back court case

    June 3, 2015

    Lloyds Bank yesterday failed in its bid to buy back high-yielding bonds from retail investors, after a high court judge said it had not met the conditions for an exchange. The enhanced capital notes (ECNs) are designed to bolster the bank’s capital buffers, and were issued shortly after the lender was bailed out by the [...]

  • Lloyds share sale sparks Treasury rift as George Osborne ignores warning on value for money

    June 1, 2015

    The Treasury is in disagreement with its own advisers over the sale of shares in Lloyds Bank, as George Osborne seeks to fulfil his General Election pledge to sell a large chunk directly to retail investors. The sale could prove popular, but would also mean selling the shares at a discount – reducing the profit [...]

  • Lloyds shares to be sold to retail investors within 12 months, says Treasury

    June 1, 2015

    The government has sold off more of its shares in Lloyds and is planning to sell to retail investors within the next year in "Tell Sid" style sell-off.  Another one per cent has been sold off by the Treasury, reducing its stake in the bank to 19 per cent. "The trading plan has been a [...]

  • Lloyds and Aldermore lead SME loan rise

    May 28, 2015

    Banklending to small businesses picked up at last in the first quarter, Bank of England figures showed yesterday.   Net lending to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) rose by £615m in the first quarter of 2015.   It marks a sharp reversal after years of decline – in the final quarter of 2014, net lending [...]

  • Banks have finally started lending to small and medium sized businesses

    May 28, 2015

    Banks are finally starting to lend to Britain's small and medium sized businesses new data has shown, suggesting the widely criticised Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS) could be beginning to work. Net lending to small and medium sized businesses in the first three months of this year rose by £635m, according to the Bank of England. [...]

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