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There are a lot of economic headwinds on the horizen for the UK Banking Sector over the coming months. RBS will not be a exception for many of the reasons i have highlighted in my recent previous posts. I am completly puzzled to why Philip Hammond would be considering starting the re-privatision process again with all the current political and economic turmoil hitting global stock markets.

Hopefully the share price has now stabilised on the London Market, at least for today. All eyes now turn to today's Dow Jones trading session.

Just purchased a large tranch of the shares. Now lets just see how good UBS are in conducting today's share buyback program.

RBS speculation of share sale having a negative effect on the Lloyds share price . Like the Lloyds previous sell off, financial institutions will be looking to pick up RBS shares on the cheap.

It is a bit late in the day for politicians to be discussing setting up a future Scottish oil and gas Sovereign Wealth Fund for future generations to benefit from the remaining recoverable oil and gas reserves that are left in the North Sea. It was a complete failure of foresight on behalf of the Westminster Government to why such a fund was not set up in the 70s and 80s. Instead Westminster politicians in their wisdom spent Scotland's huge cash surplus of oil and gas revenues on large scale de-industrialisation of the UK and on unemployment benefits, in favour of the south-east service and financial sector.

Asperger Another fine example of a architectural gem celabrating our rich banking history. Have to admit Wetherspoons take immense pride in the restoration and refurbishment of these wonderful historical buildings illustrating their former use at considerable cost.

Freya. My previous post was in no way a personal attack on yourself or on the good people of Scotland and profusely apologise for any distress or upset i have caused you. Both my late parents were Scottish and myself have strong connections to the Board of the Dundee and Angus College. I hope you will accept my apology. Stagecoach. Jafax Information used by the Daily Mail or Conservative party from Official documentation data issued by the DWP or HRMC on tax credit data and payments.

Ruth Davidson says Scottish voters have a corrosive sense of entitlement to social welfare benefits. Department of Work and Pensions. Nine out of ten Scottish households take out more in social welfare benefits than they pay in.

Jayfax 'mini - bots' Yet another dream't up financial instrument in the making. Desperate times call for desperate measures. I will let the financial markets decide on that one.

Theresa May's Brexit plan is literally not going to happen. The negotiations are a complete shambles. There will be plenty of opportunities for a 65 pence entry point into the share price in the uncertain days, weeks and months that now lie ahead.

Share price under pressure again due to renewed Brexit woes and release of latest UK quarterly GDP data figures.

Share buyback programme firmly on track and proceeding to plan. BT.A shareholders are experiencing a torrid time at present and face significant multifaceted challenges. The company urgently need to put in place. a long-term substainable CAPEX plan to alleviate the many regulatory and competative pressures that are bearing down on the company operating profits and free cash flows, until this is achieved there may be no let up in the current downward trajectory of the share price.

RBS now Nationwide Building Society reporting a steep drop in mortgage lending by a third and annual statutory profits sliding for a second year in a row by 7.3% at the Society, mainly due to fierce competitive mortgage lending. If Lloyds can still be able to maintain its current market share and operating margins and fend of the challenger banks AHO is worth every penny of his current and future remuneration package.

gordon1237 A footballer is a entertainer not a worker. Lets put AHOs annual salary into perspective. FTSE 100 CEO annual Salaries. Martin Sorrell WPP �48.1 million Arnold Donald Carnival �22.4 million Antonio Horta Osorio Lloyds �5.5 million

longtimeinvestor Took a look at Marstons myself they have a potential decent upside, despite suffering from high leverage and interest costs. I would put a fair fundamental valuation on the company of around 130 Per Share. Question Post. Should not be any problems with transfering in overseas dual-listed shares. however you cannot transfer in your trading positions from one Exchange to the other using your existing stockbroking account all capital gains are still subject to UK taxation laws.

People should ease up and not be to hard on the constant ridiculing she is receiving from them. She has now suffered from a series of political gaffes and confusion during difficult interviews for quite sometime. There is a good reason to why these problems are increasingly occurring and will soon become apparent to the electorate in the not to distant future. Although she is not from my political ilk i wish her and the family the best of luck in the future.

A recent sharp fall in mortgage lending and the Bank's unwillingness to upgrade full - year earnings guidance have led to a temporary negative market reaction in the share price.

Harr'ys mortgage well sorted out, now just the question of finding himself a job and a useful purpose in life.

A positive move by Lloyds in offloading the poor performing Irish loan book inherited from the disastrous takeover deal of HBOS, for a price achieved above expectations and including the huge current and future loan book impairment obligations and provisions for Lloyds.

martin1 the UK banking industry landscape has almost changed beyond recognition since you held your none dividend paying 80P shares in Lloyds back in 2015. Since then, Banks have had to contend with new multiple challenges tied to regulations, legacy systems, disruptive models and technologies, new competitors and a ever increasing restive customer base while pursuing new strategies for future substainable growth. The halycon days when Banks earned year on year double digit growth in earnings and profits are now sadly over.