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A1

I'm I reading this right ?

"""These three payouts will be 20% of the previous year's total ordinary dividend per share, which was 3.21p."""

20% of 3.21 = 0.642 , that's 3 payment of 0.642 and one final on Lloyds performance for the year. Thanks

This keep dropping will be sub 1p next week. I see all the rampers are giving this a buy ...

Topping up tomorrow hope it stays sub 60p get my break even point lower

MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Lloyds

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-7044557/amp/MIDAS-SHARE-TIPS-Jeff-Prestridge-loathes-Lloyds-television-adverts-loves-shares.html

bob6

"""For shareholders, the benefit should be that earnings per share rise more quickly, because profits are split among fewer shares."""

Two pensions Osorio's takes over lloyds January 2011 share price 67.37 today may 2019 share price 60.34 this is a decrease of 11% buybacks going well

buyback ponzi

A1

"""Day after Day - Relentless buying """

Lloyds share price keeps falling

investor accused the bank's bosses of "living in a parallel universe" and said awards to bankers like Horta-Osorio - currently Britain's best paid banking boss - "totally distort the world in which we are living".

No news on Antonio's resignation yet

A1

lets hope it stays at this price next week topping up with divi payment

LONDON (Reuters) - Senior UK lawmakers have accused executives at Britain’s biggest domestic lender Lloyds Banking Group of “boundless greed” for failing to give up generous pension perks that eclipse those on offer to its broader workforce.

On the eve of the bank’s annual general meeting, the heads of parliament’s work and pensions and business committees said attempts by Lloyds to win backing for the policy from employees who also hold the bank’s stock “smacks of feverish desperation”.

“Senior executives at Lloyds could bring this sorry episode to an end, today: just give it up,”

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-lloyds-pay/uk-mps-accuse-lloyds-bosses-of-boundless-greed-over-pensions-idUKKCN1SL1HU

BoomerBower

21 May 2019
Dividend paid

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/investors/shareholder-info/financial-calendar/

AGM this Thursday

Lloyds announces Osório’s retirement

READ: Lloyds in hot water over CEO pension plan
Lloyds and HSBC Holdings PLC (LON:HSBA) have recently trimmed boardroom pension arrangements to try and head off investor rebellions.

The effectiveness of this tactic will be on show for Lloyds this week as it hold its AGM on Thursday, an event that last year saw a fifth of votes against its remuneration policy.

Even though the move seemed to work for HSBC last month, so worried does Lloyds appear to be about the AGM votes, especially a row over CEO António Horta-Osório’s retirement arrangements, that the bank has been encouraging its ordinary staff to vote at the meeting, with a video reportedly sent to employees advising the importance of exercising their vote.

Horta-Osório receives a third of his salary as a cash payment in lieu of pension, which dwarfs the 13% that non-boardroom staff are offered

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/220221/investor-rebellions-in-store-for-lloyds-metro-bank-and-g4s-meetings-220221.html

https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/black-horse-returns-lloyds-banks-first-inter-generational-story/1584298

"""Tried to transfer my money out of Metrobank but can't. Limited to £21000! Will try further tomorrow.""""

Why would you have money in Metro bank when you a Lloyds share holder ???

2019 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Welcome to the annual general meeting webcast
The annual general meeting will be broadcast live at 11.00 am (BST) on Thursday, 16 May 2019. You can gain access to the live webcast from 10.50 am

https://www.lloydsbankinggroupagm.com/event/default1.php?eventid=1668&media=

"Noel Edmonds - Will I be prevented in attending this years Lloyds AGM?"

https://youtu.be/GMji9lFOyCs

Lloyds Banking Group has taken the unusual step of urging employees to vote at its annual meeting in an attempt to reduce the backlash over hefty pay packets handed to its top executives.

The bank has produced a video to tell staff why it is important to exercise their vote on Thursday, according to sources at the lender, which is under fire over the pay and pension package for its £6.27m-a-year chief executive António Horta-Osório.

The release of the video comes after a fifth of shareholders voted against its pay report last year.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/lloyds-leans-on-staff-to-back-vote-for-pension-deal-for-boss-antonio-horta-osorio-nhtljldb8

No extra fees (monthly yearly admin/maintenance fees?) but I do bank with halifax

Alan.

I use halifax share dealing £12.50 per trade no start up fee and no complaints