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LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - New British bank TSB Bank Plc will award all staff 100 pounds ($170) of shares as part of its flotation, which they will need to keep to get a bonus under a new pay plan based on retailer John Lewis's partnership model. TSB, which is owned by state-backed Lloyds B
Read more(Adds background, SFO statement) By Patrick Graham and Jamie McGeever LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - British-based bank Lloyds has reinstated a foreign exchange trader suspended earlier this year after an internal investigation into allegations of misconduct, the company said on Thursday
Read moreLONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - British-based bank Lloyds has reinstated a foreign exchange trader suspended earlier this year after an internal investigation into allegations of misconduct, the company said on Thursday. The bank declined to name the employee. The suspension earlier this
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Banks have underpaid compensation for mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) policies by about £1bn, according the BBC on Thursday. The customers affected had PPI on credit cards issued by Barclays, MBNA, Capital One and Lloyds Banking Group. All the banks involved have said they will make ev
Read moretechMARK 2,825.83 +0.11% FTSE 100 6,802.80 -0.23% FTSE 250 15,937.44 -0.31% A surprise profit warning from fast-growing fashion retailer ASOS and a cautious outlook from speciality chemicals firm Johnson Matthey sent UK stock markets lower on Thursday, as investors nerves were tested ahead of the p
Read moreIt is likely to be a subdued start for equity markets in the UK as investors sit on their hands ahead of the pivotal European Central Bank (ECB) meeting this afternoon. Though the ECB is widely expected to unleash a host of new measures to battle deflationary pressures and boost growth across the
Read moreLloyds Banking Group is to sell a portfolio of UK commercial real estate loans to Promontoria Holding for £352m in cash. The sale to Promontoria, which is an affiliate of private investment firm Cerberus Global Investors, is part of Lloyds' continued "non-core run-off portfolio asset reduction prog
Read moreLONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group has sold a portfolio of UK commercial real estate loans to Promontoria Holding, an affiliate of Cerberus Global Investors, for 352 million pounds ($589.72 million). In a statement on Thursday, the bank said the transaction, which it expects to
Read moreJune 4 (Reuters) - State-backed Lloyds Banking Group Plc said it would sell a book of UK commercial real estate loans to U.S. hedge fund Cerberus for 352 million pounds ($589.72 million), a 34 percent discount to their gross value. The move makes Lloyds the latest European lender to offloa
Read moreJune 4 (Reuters) - -- Source link: (http://link.reuters.com/kyf89v) -- Note: Reuters has not verified this story and does not vouch for its accuracy
Read more* Sharp cautions that FPC is not "omniscient" * Says focus should be on keeping broader system resilient * FPC meets on June 17, property market on agenda * Sharp says will consider whole UK housing market, not only London (Adds comment on housing market) By Huw JonesRead more
LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - The Bank of England's risk watchdog will consider the country as a whole and not just London when it considers possible intervention in the property market later this month, a BoE policymaker said on Wednesday. The Bank's Financial Policy Committee meets on June 1
Read more* Sharp cautions that FPC is not "omniscient" * Says focus should be on keeping broader system resilient * FPC meets on June 17, property market on agenda By Huw Jones LONDON, June 4 (Reuters) - The Bank of England's new risk watchdog, which this month will consider what t
Read moreBy Carmel Crimmins June 4 (Reuters) - Caroline Ashrafi, who built a successful career as a manager at KPMG in Britain while privately struggling with mental health problems, recalls being sent on a management training course on how to retain talented women. She found that discussions
Read moreThe world needs to invest more than 48trn dollars by 2035 to meet global energy demand and prevent oil prices spiralling out of control, according to the International Energy Agency. The IEA, which represents some of the world's largest energy consuming countries, said that current investment to sec
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