UK high street bank Lloyds Bank is reducing the size of its risk management department because it is seen as a “blocker” to the bank’s “strategic transformation”.

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Analysts have said the review could land banks with a multibillion-pound bill as the watchdog probes so-called discretionary commission arrangements ...

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Lloyds' share price trades on a rock-bottom P/E ratio and carries a huge dividend yield. Is it a steal at current prices, or a potential investor trap? The post Lloyds’ share price looks like a FTSE ...

Breaking Down Lloyds Banking Group PLC's Dividend Yield and Growth As of today, Lloyds Banking Group PLC currently has a 12-month trailing dividend yield of 4.66% and a 12-month forward dividend yield ...

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The restructuring was outlined in a memo last month from Lloyds’ chief risk officer Stephen Shelley, who said two-thirds of executives believed risk management was blocking progress while “less than ...

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The Lloyds Bank share price is picking up, but banking still look like the sick sector of the stock market, even with rising dividends.