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Feb 4 (Reuters) – Unilever Plc :
Fy Diluted Earnings Per Share Fell 0.9 Percent To 2.12 Eur
Unilever - Quarterly Dividend Eur 0.4268 Per Share
Unilever - Full Year Underlying Sales Growth Of 1.9%, With 1.6% Volume And 0.3% Price
Unilever - Full Year Diluted Earnings Per Share Of Eur 2.12
* UNILEVER – QTRLY TURNOVER 12.1 BILLION EUROS VERSUS 12.6
Billion Euros As Reported Last Year
Unilever - Restructuring Investment Of Around Eur 1 Billion For
2021 And 2022; Lower Thereafter
Unilever - Fy Underlying Eps Eur 2.48
Unilever - Qtrly Developed Markets Underlying Sales Growth Up 3.6 %
Unilever - Qtrly Emerging Markets Underlying Sales Growth Up 3.5%
Unilever - Sees Savings Of Eur 2 Billion Per Annum From Well-established 'Fuel For Growth' Savings Programmes
Unilever - Continue To Work On Separating Out Tea Business As We Evolve Our Portfolio
Unilever Sees Long Term Underlying Sales Growth Ahead Of Markets, Delivering Usg In Range Of 3% To 5%
Unilever - Sees Long Term Profit Growth Ahead Of Sales Growth, On A Comparable Basis
Unilever - China Returned To Growth In Q2 As Restrictions Eased, With Low-single Digit Underlying Sales Growth For Fy & High-single Digit In Q4
Unilever - India Underlying Sales Saw Return To Growth In Q3 And Further Acceleration To High-single Digit Growth At End Of Year
Unilever - In North America And Europe, Elevated Demand For Food Consumed At Home Has Continued To Drive Market Growth
Feb 4 (Reuters) - Consumer goods giant Unilever
reported on Thursday underlying sales growth for the fourth
quarter that was in line with estimates, buoyed by strong demand
in emerging markets.
Underlying sales rose 3.5%, for the Anglo-Dutch maker of
Dove soap, Hellmann's mayonnaise and Tresemme shampoo, in line
with what analysts on average were expecting, according to a
company-supplied consensus
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Bank of England ramps up stress tests for UK lenders to reflect a worst-case scenario for the Covid-battered economy
The central bank has tweaked this year’s stress tests, designed to ensure banks can withstand an economic shock, to reflect the harm which the pandemic has already caused.
This is similar to the outcome the Bank produced in its test last year, when it imagined how bad a crash would have to be for banks to have to significantly eat into cash buffers.
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-9168595/Bank-England-ramps-stress-tests-UK-lenders.html
LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) – The Bank of England on Tuesday set out interim levels of special debt that banks including HSBC, Barclays and Lloyds must issue over coming years for writing down in a crisis to avoid taxpayer bailouts.
The BoE said it would review how the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities or MREL is calibrated, and the final compliance date before setting "end state" amounts.
"In doing so, we will have regard to any intervening changes in the UK regulatory framework," it said in a statement.