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Yep shareholders being hung up and dried scandalous I
"Two of Britain's biggest banks will scrap dividend payments to investors to free up billions of pounds of cash.
Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland said they would not give a payout to investors, with rivals expected to follow suit."
Darth - are you saying information is never manipulated to benefit certain parties - wow, you live and learn lol
Just seen this
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/03/31/barclays-rbs-axe-dividends/
It seems that the market is pushing to stop UK banks issuing dividends, not the PRA, or BOE in general. Could it be that the brokers don't want billions in dividends paid out to retail?
How do we know how many retail bank shares are currently being physically held by brokerages on behalf of their retail customers? If the Brokerages aren't holding the shares, then they will be responsible for paying the billions in dividends out of their own pockets and this might explain why the pressure is being applied to influence the regulators, just a thought.
Its all speculation at the end of one of the articles in today's ft regarding dividend , Lloyds said its refusing to comment
Mick thanks for your quick insight top man :-)))
Asperger time for bed sleep on it
Asperger1 this is a time when PI's need as much information as possible from reliable sources, so they can make informed decisions or prepare. Rough times ahead.
Sorry Darth - I had no one particular in mind - I just challenge the content of some posts
Aspergers1 – you are obviously referring to me with regard to you post about spreading doom and gloom. I Posted the article as soon as the FT published it, before Mick-b, earlier this evening...
You have used the BB for your ambulance chasing post about Tom Hanks, then post about scams and even lied about them.
The FT article as mick-b states does have substance as most people would trust the FT.
Mick -
All these scam stories are full of 'set to', 'may', 'might', 'could' - I see those words as 'might not' - we'll see if I'm wrong soon enough - wouldn't be the 1st time lol
ASP1
I trust the FT any day.
They get the inside information from their contacts made over the decades.
The SCAM article you posted was nothing to with any lloyds or dividends scams.
Your added words to that article was just a pack of lies
I'm surprised nobody else noticed this..
Mick - my article is from the day UK finance had their meeting - there has been no further announcement today - only more Coronavirus scam scare stories with no foundation - action speak louder than words - see what tomorrow and Barc pay day brings
Beware of Coronavirus scammers trying to scare you with cancelled divi stories
ASP1
Your article is a day old
The FT article has JUST BEEN RELEASED.
https://giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/actions/redeem/04ae79d2-909c-4b0a-8b34-70761711786d
"finance providers are likely to want to discuss their dividend policy with their boards, shareholders and supervisors” UK Finance said.
Best everyone else butt out !!!
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-banks-dividends/uk-banks-could-review-2020-dividends-due-to-pandemic-trade-body-idUSKBN21H1QA?il=0
UK’s biggest lenders set to halt dividends after BoE warning!
The UK’s largest lenders are preparing to call a halt to dividends after the Bank of England warned them against paying out billions of pounds while the coronavirus pandemic drives millions out of work and small businesses into bankruptcy. In a series of statements expected as soon as Tuesday evening, banks will say they intend to stop dividend payments, in a move that will provide a greater cushion against potential coronavirus-induced losses, but disappoint some shareholders.
https://giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/actions/redeem/04ae79d2-909c-4b0a-8b34-70761711786d