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Lloyds Banking Group is reportedly looking to sell a bigger stake in TSB than previously expected when the high street banking arm floats on the stock market on Friday. Lloyds, which is disposing of the 631 branches that form TSB as a condition of its state bailout in 2009, said earlier this month
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LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group is considering selling a 35 percent stake in TSB when it spins off and lists the new bank on Friday, more than the 25 percent stake planned, people familiar with the matter said. Lloyds, which is being forced to sell TSB by European regulator
Read moreSantander Global Banking & Markets has blamed a possible UK interest rate rise for its waning enthusiasm towards Lloyds Banking Group. The broker is removing Lloyds from its 'core buy' list, on which the UK bank has been for most of 2012, 2013 and 2014, although it is keeping a 'buy' recommendation
Read more* Trip is Li's first to UK since taking office * UK's Cameron announces deals worth more than 14 bln pounds * China keen to put rights row behind it * Trade deals focus on energy, finance sectors (Adds details, comments from Li on currency deals) By William James and Kyl
Read morePharmaceutical group Shire was making gains after Reuters reported that it has hired investment bank Citi as an advisor as it braces itself for takeover bids. The company's Irish tax base and its mid-sized market value of £22bn makes it a prime acquisition target, analysts told the news agency. Whi
Read moreTSB has narrowed the price range for its upcoming flotation to between 250p and 270p per share, valuing the challenger bank at 1.3bn pounds or more, according to sources familiar with the matter cited by Reuters. One source said the sale was "well-oversubscribed" within that range, the news agency
Read more* Price range narrowed to between 250-270 pence/share * New range values TSB at minimum 1.3 billion pounds (Adds further details) By Vikram Subhedar and Matt Scuffham LONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - New British bank TSB will be valued at 1.3 billion pounds or more when it lists on
Read moreLONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group
has narrowed the price range for its stock market listing of TSB
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Aquarius Platinum: UBS cuts target price from 41p to 24p and keeps a neutral rating. BAE Systems: Berenberg initiates with a target price of 455p and a hold recommendation. British Land: Deutsche Bank ups target price from 520p to 580p, but still recommends selling. Capital & Counties: Deutsche B
Read moreBy Jamie McGeever LONDON, June 13 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister George Osborne this week rejected European Union plans to outlaw currency market manipulation and instead set out his own proposals to make rigging exchange rates a criminal offence. A panel led by the Bank of E
Read moreLONDON, June 13 (Reuters) - Britain's Debt Management Office said on Friday it had appointed bookrunners for a new conventional gilt maturing 2045, to be syndicated in the week commencing June 23. It named Barclays, JPMorgan, Lloyds Bank and RBC as joint bookrunners. (Reporting by Andy B
Read more* BoE to have power to set mortgage LTV and LTI caps * Osborne says housing market not an immediate threat * Planning changes announced to promote home-building * Some banks fear new measures may be too crude (Updates with economist quote, background) By David Milliken a
Read more* 1.06 billion pounds so far paid out to customers * Regulator says banks have finished reviewing cases * RBS, Barclays yet to inform all customers of decision * Proportion of firms offered alternative products rises (Adds comment from lawyer, advisor, BBA) By Matt Scuff
Read moreBy Andy Bruce LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - British business minister Vince Cable on Thursday urged the Bank of England on clamp down on mortgages with high loan-to-income ratios to stop booming house prices from harming the economy. Speaking ahead of keynote annual addresses to London'
Read moreLONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Britain's banks have so far paid out just 1.1 billion pounds ($1.9 billion) of the 3.75 billion set aside to compensate customers who were mis-sold complex interest rate hedging products, the financial regulator said. The Financial Conduct Authority said on Thurs
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