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Aat

''So the bod increases their bonus on both eps and shareholder returns by throwing shareholder monies at buybacks.''

and yet again - how do you come to that conclusion?

show the evidence from the remunerations committee of all the criteria that needs to be met where the BOD would benefit.

Do you not think that any criteria is not adjusted to take account of a reduced share count.

Osg

HSBC consolidating at near the base crested yesterday before hopefully progressing upwards once more - they are back to paying a high dividend paid on a quarterly basis. A good 'special' dividend should also be paid later in the year from the sale of it's Canadian operations

Mar

'' but it has not worked in pushing up the sp . ''

the sole purpose is to reduce shareholder equity - BUT what would the price per share be with the current market cap and 30 Billion shares in issue

NC

''BUT, the money spent by Lloyds on REDUCING the share count, then adds vaule to the company via the increase in share price,''

NO - the market adds or reduces the value of Lloyds. Whatever that value is, is split between fewer shares

M64

''there sole purpose is to benefit the Bod''

Must be the third person today - how do you come to that conclusion?

''and aim to increase the shareprice significantly -this has clearly failed''

NO, the sole purpose is to reduce shareholder equity.

Unless the market puts a lower market cap on Lloyds, then the price per share at the end of a buyback programmer will be higher than at it's commencement.

Mar

the next interim payable in September will not be dependent on what the base rate is. Unless there are extraordinary circumstances, the next interim should be about 1p

Inch

''How many shares are being bought back for £2bn at todays price for example ?''

do you not have a calculator on your device

Mar

it is about NIM rather than what the base rate is, but a higher rate does give scope for NIM improvement unless there is very fierce market forces competing for market share. Too high a rate though , some borrowers may struggle. A maintained 4 to 5% base rate would be good for banking businesses

So cook - gone

Nucky - gone

who is next in the queue? JCB at 47p?

Fakey still waiting for 34,5p in 2024 (rolled over from 2023)

Outstanding order cancelled.

Will I get more SB opportunities in the near future with the buyback about to commence.

Spread bet

Average share price now 20.55p

Opened at 43.949

now closed at 44.605

now with no open SB's

NC

''double digit inflation has failed to lift this''

why would inflation automatically increase the share price?

Dave

''while the management’s salary has increased significantly.''

salaries are determined by market forces/inflation not a share price

NC

''As for Citra living, I also said 'WAIT' until it is filled with low life, who will then claim for ever mould spore, every broken window catch, and sue us''

Citra are not a housing association. Any problems with a new build is covered by a NHBC 10 year warranty.

btw why do you think that anyone renting from Citra would be a ''low life'' ?

NC

''EITHER way they have 'cut' returns to shareholders, as I not you, I suspected would be the case.''

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NO - they have maintained the buyback amount and increased the dividend, making the 2023 returns to shareholders greater than in 2022

Ran

''Citra finally revealed as social housing. FRIGHTENING''

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Citra is a private rental sector business not a f ing Housing association

T

What has a REIT got to do with Lloyds.

Lloyds are a bank that lends money. Any money lent for a property purchase has the property as security against the loan/mortgage