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The boss of one of Britain's taxpayer-owned banks is being lined up for a bonus of up to 1.5 million pounds for last year, refusing to follow the example set by his counterparts at RBS and Barclays, who have both waived their rights to a payout. António Horta-Osório, chief executive of Lloyds Bankin
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* New laws will make banks ring-fence retail operations * Break-up threat in place if banks try to flout new laws * Government would make final decision over break-ups * Berlin considering jail for reckless bankers * Will stick to Basel III rules on leverage ratios B
Read moreLONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Britain will stick to rules on limits to a banks' leverage that have been set at the global level, the UK's finance ministry said on Monday. "The government does not see the case for permanently raising the leverage ratio beyond the Basle III standard," the Treasur
Read more* Says would benefit customers, banks * CEO says 90 mln stg set aside for swaps compensation By Matt Scuffham and Steve Slater LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group's chief executive on Monday backed a time limit for customers to claim compensation for mis-sold insuran
Read moreLONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister George Osborne said on Monday the government will present detailed proposals to open up the country's bank payments system and reduce the "big four" dominance of high street banking. Questioning why it takes days for cheques or credit pay
Read moreLONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group's Chief Executive said on Monday the bank had set aside 90 million pounds ($141.65 million) so far to compensate small firms mis-sold complex interest rate hedging, and indicated the sum will rise. Appearing before the Parliamentary Commissio
Read moreIncreased political risk in the Eurozone presented a good opportunity for traders to take profits on Monday, as investors made the most of the recent surge on stock markets worldwide. The FTSE 100 dropped 100 points today, a fall of around 1.6%. This follows the impressive 6.4% gain seen last month
Read moreRandgold Resources was leading the FTSE 100 race Monday after the gold exploration and development company posted a 16 per cent rise in profits for the full year. Production levels for the year also climbed 14% to 794,844 ounces of gold, while quarter-on-quarter profit was up 18% and production up
Read moreUK stocks were registering moderate losses on Monday morning as traders began to lock in profits following a strong start to the year. The FTSE 100 jumped a whopping 6.4% last month, its best January performance since 1989. "After impressive recent gains, European equities cooled in early trade th
Read moreLONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Britain's Finance Minister George Osborne said on Monday that the government plans to strengthen sanctions against senior bankers and open up bank payment systems to stimulate competition in the industry. "I want to see how we can strengthen the sanctions regime fo
Read moreThe FTSE 100 slipped into the red in early trading on Monday morning as investors took a breather after the impressive rally seen so far in 2013. Since the start of the year, the index has risen a whopping 7.62% and is now trading at levels not seen since mid-2008. "We may see a break in the recen
Read moreBy David Milliken LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - British banks that fail to guard their day-to-day banking from risky investment activities will face being dismantled, finance minister George Osborne is set to say later on Monday. Britain is in the midst of a big shake-up of its system of
Read moreAhead of a major speech on the issue on Monday, George Osborne is still negotiating with Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, on the exact detail of a reserve power the Government could use if banks were found to be abusing new regulations. Figures close to the Chancellor said he would not back a "b
Read moreFeb 01 - The costs for redress of the mis-selling of interest-rate hedging products (IRHP) should be manageable for UK banks but will dent their net earnings prospects in the short- to medium-term, Fitch Ratings says. It is difficult to quantify the redress costs for the whole industry but they a
Read moreAfren: HSBC shifts target price from 190p to 200p, while reiterating an overweight rating. Antofagasta: Exane BNP reduces target price from 1500p to 1350p maintaining an outperform rating. Antrim Energy: Westhouse Securities lowers target price from 70p to 65p and reiterates a buy recommendation.
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