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SYDNEY, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Acquisitive non-bank lender Pepper Australia is vying to buy assets with a net book value estimated at around A$1 billion ($919.45 million) from Britain's Lloyds Banking Group as it looks to sell down in Australia, banking sources. Also shortlisted in the deal are
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Vodafone is considering a £6bn takeover of Africa's Maroc Telecom after agreeing to sell its stake in Verizon Wireless, the Mail on Sunday reported. The phone company is also mulling a move for France's SFR using the war chest it will have after returning cash from the Verizon deal to shareholders.
Read moreBy Aimee Donnellan LONDON, Sept 6 (IFR) - Keval Shah has resigned from Citigroup as co-head of FIG syndicate, based in London, to join UK lender Lloyds Bank to take up the role of head of financial and corporate syndicate, Lloyds said on Friday. Tim Michael, the other co-head of FIG s
Read more(Corrects name of Shawbrook CEO to Ian Henderson from Ian Richardson) * Lloyds to rebrand 631 branches ahead of planned IPO in 2014 * Lloyds was ordered to sell branches by EU regulator * Move part of measures to stimulate competition * New switching rules to be introduced
Read moreBy Steve Slater LONDON, Sept 6 (Reuters) - British politicians may take a fresh look next year at recent changes to the way Britons receive financial advice, which critics say has left people less likely to get any help. Mark Garnier, a Conservative Party legislator who sits on the Tr
Read moreA host of central-bank policy meetings, a dovish tone from Mario Draghi and the continued improvement in US economic data helped lift stocks higher on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 closing at levels not seen in three weeks. London's benchmark index ended the day up 57.7 points at 6,532.44, its highes
Read moreThe Government's planned sale of its stake in Lloyds Banking Group could be delayed until later in the autumn of 2013 because of turbulent equity markets. The UK Treasury and its UK Financial Investments asset management arm are monitoring market reaction to the Syrian crisis. A sale of part of t
Read moreBanking stocks were the highest risers on Thursday as markets reacted positively to a number of central-bank policy decisions across the globe. The Bank of England, European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of Japan all decided to keep monetary policy on hold over the last 24 hours. A close eye was kept
Read moreAfter a strong start for UK stocks, the FTSE 100 pared gains by lunchtime as nervousness set in ahead of a number of risk events that have the potential to spark some volatile moves on financial markets. Risk appetite was also scaled back ahead of the G20 meeting which begins in St Petersburg today
Read moreThe FTSE 100 jumped strongly in early trading on Thursday as investor risk appetite increased ahead of policy decisions from the Bank of England (BoE) and the European Central Bank (ECB) later on. The Bank of Japan meeting overnight was "a bit of a non-event", according to Market Analyst Craig Erla
Read moreAMEC: Nomura reduces target price from 1300p to 1230p, while reiterating its buy recommendation. Antofagasta: Exane cuts target price from 1200p to 1100p maintaining an outperform rating. Ashtead Group: JP Morgan shifts target price from 729p to 734p and keeps a neutral rating. Associated British
Read moreShares in Lloyds Banking Group should hit 100 pence after transforming "from a bailed out bank to a strong UK franchise ... at a time when investors are looking for ways to play a UK recovery," Bernstein analysts say. Lloyds shares rise 2.4 percent to 74.3 percent, raising the prospect Brit
Read more* Richardson says deal created unacceptable risk * Richardson says Britannia not to blame for Co-op problems * Regulator says strongly disagrees with parts of evidence * MPs investigating demise of branch purchase By Matt Scuffham LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The forme
Read moreThe former Chief Executive of the Co-operative Bank has pinned the blame for its current crisis on former colleagues for their "disastrous" decision to bid for more than 600 Lloyds Banking Group branches. Neville Richardson told the Treasury Committee he warned the Co-op Group's bosses that they wo
Read more* Banks so far paid out 500,000 on swaps compensation * They have set aside 3 billion pounds to deal with cases * 10 out of over 15,000 customers compensated * BBA says banks suspended payments for those in distress By Matt Scuffham and Huw Jones LONDON, Sept 4 (Reut
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