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Oh no, not a share buy back scheme. When it comes to LLOY share buy back schemes I would rather have a recession, i would lose less money. I know you can get negative interest rates but will LLOY be the first to have a negative share price :-)
Fully expect for the held backdivi to be paid in full especially as director bonuses were paid out,disgraceful actions
As soon as the ban is lifted, Lloyds should do the right thing and pay the final 2019 divi or at least the bulk of it. Prorated to the day that Robin Hood intervened.
yes A1
Pension fund needs outway the PRA - left leaning again- denial of shareholders.
Akin to Wales drakeford stating you cant buy what I think are non essentials in Supermarkets in Wales.
The PRA regards distributions as an important and necessary part of the functioning of the banking system,
The PRA will undertake its assessment of firms’ distribution plans beyond the end of 2020 in Quarter 4 2020.
https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/prudential-regulation/publication/2020/statement-on-dividend-payments-and-share-buybacks-beyond-2020
lloyds paying dividends? you must be joking
it is closer to getting another bailout than repaying dividends......UK economy is in tatters
SUFCESSEX
From last years AGM in a statement Lord Blackwell said
“I would like to reassure shareholders that the Board remains committed to returning surplus capital to shareholders in due course both through future dividends and potential share buybacks as appropriate.”
DYOR
Barclays PLC CEO Jes Staley on Q3 2020 Results...And the Board will decide on full year dividend and capital returns policies in February.
'' a payout of 1.5p for 2021;;
In these unpredictable times, a figure plucked out of thin air.
I think investors would like to know how much of the retained 2019 final dividend will be paid out in the 2020-21 financial year.
Thank you.
MCNav
Analysts are expecting it to reintroduce dividends next year. They’ve pencilled in a payout of 1.5p for 2021. If achieved, this will give the stock a dividend yield of 5.7%
Crispiano - historic divi information - dates etc
https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/investors/shareholder-info/dividends/
If they did re-instate dividend payments, what would you expect the exDiv date/month to be?
It's fair to assume the dividend will be extremely low, not enough to make it rise to 50p, but probably strong enough so it doesn't go below 30 again.
Given that we didn't know the extent the economy would be affected it's a reasonable argument that at the start of the epidemic (March) it was right to suspend the 2019 divi -
Time has moved on -
Given that (except NWG) the banks are coping - Surely it's reasonable to now release that 2019 dividend
The suspended final 2018 / 2019 Dividend was the large on as well
Lloyd's Banking Group shareholders how's your luck I say
Lloyd's Banking Group not paid a penny to its shareholders for 14 months now
So in all, any reinstatement of Dividends the is warming my ****les :-)
Next stop 50p ;-)
Blimey Governor
Regulators are considering plans to allow banks to start paying dividends again next year as part of a deal to boost lending and support the economy.
The Bank of England and commercial banks are said to be “bartering” an agreement that would allow banks to make shareholder payouts as long as their loss-absorbing capital buffers remain strong and they continue to extend credit to the real economy.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/banks-bartering-for-the-right-to-restart-dividends-trkwqnrdt