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SP down another 6% on market sentiment

Gate13boy

Car finance £450 million provision this could double

That's before I see Charlie interview

That's unlike you for trolling through my posts this is becoming a regular thing , I told you last week you need to get a Life

You replied " I got one" this shows it

How long is the next CEO ill give it 6 months max They don't stay long 🤔

Charlie Nunn said last week the Banks best estimate was £450m and the welcome the FCA investigation to provide clarity for customers and to the industry, FCA said they are in no rush for them to get involved in this as they are going to create a environment where the FCA and customers can react if and when they make decisions on the impact

Seems people are getting bit excited reading reports in tabloids

"cashing in on the boom in travel demand last year"

Been saying it for months now 📈🚀

Another drop in share price tomorrow on the back of this News

Mr Nunn earned nearly £90,000 less than the year before because a measure of 'employee engagement' that is used to calculate his bonus fell short at the end of 2023, reflecting workers' unhappiness at being hauled back to the office at least two days a week.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13121947/amp/Lloyds-staff-punish-boss-ordered-office-90k-pay-cut-hes-3-7million.html

The consensus is still solid though, considering the strong run of form in the first half. Analysts are looking for EBITDA of £289m on sales of £1.6bn, compared with £190m and £1.4bn in 2022.

For the year ahead, they want to see a further 17 per cent increase in sales to £1.9bn and a near-50 per cent jump in EBITDA to £430m.

https://www.cityam.com/can-aston-martin-get-back-in-the-fast-lane/

Https://youtube.com/shorts/tDR8vb6bwMk?si=iXwYufYLKZCFH5bG

Https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-13118987/amp/SHARE-WEEK-Pressure-mounting-IAG-year-results-loom.html

The boss of Standard Chartered pocketed a bumper pay rise last year as his total paypacket swelled to £7.8m.

Bill Winters, the chief of the London-listed lender, saw his compensation climb 22 per cent last year from the £6.4m he made in 2022, according to the bank’s annual report released Friday.

Https://youtu.be/5KV95nI9pmc?si=V1jKanxNHrsxq7V_

Berenberg cuts Lloyds Banking price target to 55 (58) pence - 'hold'

Gate13boy

It was all as we expected divi and buyback I would of thought SP would of been higher as this time last year it was around 50p, the country economy bank all in much better place

Https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/insights/helping-britain-prosper-now-and-for-the-future.html

Gate13boy

"How did your dividend cut yesterday pan out yesterday"

I didn't say there would be one my agreement with another post wasn't about a divi cut

Dandanman

Good post you seem a lot more knowledgeable than most on here regarding how buybacks work

Diamond hands nobody sells

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Charlie Nunn interview on CNBC this morning regarding motor finance he said there best estimate £450m and the welcome the fca investigation to provide clarity for customer and to the industry, fca said they are in no rush for them to get involved in this they are going to create a environment where the fca and customers can react if and when they make decisions on the impact

Lti

You not getting 14% from the divi payment don't bullsh