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The banking industry has admitted defeat in its legal battle over the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI). The British Bankers' Association (BBA) announced on Monday it would not appeal against a ruling by the High Court in favour of tough new rules on selling PPI. Several million pe
Read moreSatellite communications giant Inmarsat is topping the risers after first quarter revenue rose by 15% boosted by payments from its agreement with US telecom group LightSquared. The banking sector is under the weather: Barclays' shares fell after it reported that it is setting aside £1bn to cover t
Read moreBarclays is setting aside £1bn to cover the cost of mis-selling of Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), the bank has announced. It said it will not participate in any application to appeal against a High Court Judgement dismissing a bid by the British Bankers' Association to overturn a ruling that b
Read moreThe Footsie finished over 1% higher as an afternoon rally was helped by some better-than-expected US non-farm payrolls figures. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, non-farm payrolls rose by 244,000 in the month of April, while consensus had been pointing to a gain of 198,000. Banking gian
Read moreOne-offs and lower margins have prompted RBS to downgrade forecasts at Lloyds, after the bank reported profits that were significantly under consensus estimates. While underlying results were broadly in line, one-off charges caused the group to deliver a pre-tax profit of £1.2bn in the first quarte
Read moreOne-offs and lower margins have prompted RBS to downgrade forecasts at Lloyds, after the bank reported profits that were significantly under consensus estimates. While underlying results were broadly in line, one-off charges caused the group to deliver a pre-tax profit of £1.2bn in the first quarte
Read moreOn another jittery day for the top share index, the FTSE 100 is slightly lower having won back some earlier losses. Well received results have failed to lift it into positive territory though. Part-nationalised lender Royal Bank of Scotlandis in demand. It made an underlying first quarter operating
Read moreAn unusually large number of company updates for a Friday has been given the thumbs up overall, but traders remain cautious following the slide over the past two days and the top share index is flat. Part-nationalised lender Royal Bank of Scotlandis in demand. It made an underlying first quarter op
Read moreStocks fell sharply having started the day well, with banks and miners among the heaviest fallers. First quarter profits fell sharply at part-nationalised lender Lloyds Banking, which closed down 8% today, as the bank took an impairment charge that was half a billion pounds larger than it was expec
Read moreMedical devices firm Smith & Nephew is propping up the heath care equipment and services sector, after a strong first quarter performance. Revenues during the three months ended 2 April rose to $1.06bn, from $995m the year before, boosted by progress at its US knee franchise. Few seemed to be disap
Read moreAsset management firm Schroders has taken a tumble as profits came short of expectations in the first quarter. The group's profit before tax rose to £103.8m, from £93.2m in the first quarter of 2010, but that wasn't enough for investors who were hoping for a figure closer to £117m. Lloyds has also
Read moreThe top share index has given up its bright start to resume the slide suffered yesterday, with banks leading the fall. The mining sector, which had started brightly, is also lower. First quarter profits fell sharply at part-nationalised lender Lloyds Banking, as the bank took an impairment charge t
Read moreStocks have rallied following yesterday's slide, but only slightly as the banking sector puts a dampener on the recovery. First quarter profits fell sharply at part-nationalised lender Lloyds Banking, as the bank took an impairment charge that was half a billion pounds larger than it was expecting,
Read moreStocks are set to rebound this morning against a backdrop of a hectic company results schedule. City traders expect the top share index to open around 24 points up from last night's close of 5,984. First quarter profits fell sharply at part-nationalised lender Lloyds Banking, as the bank took an im
Read moreFirst quarter profits fell sharply at part-nationalised lender Lloyds Banking, as the bank took an impairment charge that was half a billion pounds larger than it was expecting. The group, still labouring under the weight of the controversial HBOS acquisition, saw profit before tax fall to £284m in
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