Tue, 28th Oct 2014 07:40
LONDON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group remains hopeful of paying a dividend for 2014 despite onlyachieving a narrow pass in a stress test by European regulators,Finance Director George Culmer told reporters on a conferencecall.
The bank, 25 percent-owned by the British government, isseeking permission from Britain's financial regulator to pay a"modest" dividend for 2014 and Culmer said it had entered thetalks "in a good position". (Reporting by Matt Scuffham)
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