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* New plan enables gradual sale of shares to market * UK says step towards taxpayers getting money back * Shares will not be sold below government buy-in price * UK could sell shares worth around 3 bln stg -sources * Morgan Stanley will manage sale process (Adds further
Read more* 10 out of 12 analysts forecast dividend resumption * Bank hopes to pay first dividend in 6-and-a-half years * Decision expected alongside Lloyds' full-year results * Analysts on average forecast payout of 1.24 pence per share (Repeats to fix formatting. No change to text)Read more
LONDON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Britain will sell more shares in Lloyds Banking Group in the next six months, the body which manages its shareholding in bailed out banks said on Wednesday. UK Financial Investments (UKFI), said it would sell the shares through a pre-arranged trading plan that wil
Read moreLONDON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group is expected to be granted permission by the financial regulator to pay a dividend for 2014, its first since it was bailed out by British taxpayers, according to 10 out of 12 analysts polled by Reuters. The majority of analysts believe that Llo
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London shares bounced back on Tuesday in the wake of some long-awaited upbeat economic data in the Eurozone and positive news for UK banks. The FTSE 100 Index climbed 149.11 points to 6331.83 as Markit's purchasing managers' index (PMI) for euro-area manufacturing rose to 50.8 in December from 50.1
Read moreFollowing a cautious start, UK stocks pushed into positive territory as investors went hunting for bargains. Shares had fallen to an 18-month low in the previous session. Markets erased earlier losses after UK inflation data showed the rate of increase in consumer prices hit a 12-year low in Novem
Read more* Lloyds and RBS pass after cutting their balance sheet in 2014 * Co-op fails, says will not tap shareholders for more capital * Bank of England to test banks' leverage ratio next year * Stress test focused on emerging market risk possible in future (Adds Bank of England news
Read moreShore Capital has said that the result of the Bank of England's (BoE) stress tests on UK banks was "a bit of a non-event" with all of the listed lenders passing as expected. Seven out of eight of the UK's largest banks and building societies passed the requirement that they hold a minimum common-equ
Read more(Repeats to add dropped codes) By David Milliken and Huw Jones LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Britain's state-backed lenders only narrowly passed the Bank of England's debut annual stress test, putting the prospects of Lloyds paying a dividend for 2014 in the balance. Lloyds and its
Read more(Repeats to add dropped codes) By David Milliken and Huw Jones LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - All Britain's main banks would be able to withstand a sharp fall in house prices, other than the troubled Co-operative Bank, the Bank of England said on Tuesday. State-backed RBS and Lloyds
Read morePart-nationalised lenders Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group only just passed the minimum requirements in the Bank of England's (BoE) assessments of banks' balance sheets in a hypothetical economic downturn. The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) was testing banks against their resil
Read moreYet more disappointing economic data from China pushed UK stocks lower for the seventh straight session on Tuesday, with markets extending losses despite plunging to an 18-month low the previous session. Not even the news that the Bank of England (BoE) has given a clean bill of health to seven out o
Read more** UK banks enjoy rally after Bank of England stress tests ** All Britain's main banks would be able to withstand a sharp fall in house prices, other than the troubled Co-operative Bank, BoE says ** State-backed RBS & Lloyds both up around 0.5 pct, with Barclays 1.5 pct higher & HSBC
Read moreLONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Shares in Britain's biggest banks were higher in early trading after they passed the first of a new annual health check by the Bank of England. The FTSE 350 Banks Index was up 0.8 percent at 0808 GMT. Shares in Barclays were up 1.3 percent with HSBC up 0.9 percent
Read moreNews that the Bank of England (BoE) has given a clean bill of health to seven out of eight of the UK's largest banks and building societies may offer some respite for financial markets on Tuesday, though sentiment is likely to still be fragile after an eye-watering sell-off the previous session. Cit
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