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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.56
-0.52 (-0.93%)
21 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lloyds Banking Group Plc LSE:LLOY London Ordinary Share GB0008706128 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.52 -0.93% 55.56 55.64 55.68 56.32 54.98 56.22 246,172,168 16:35:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.48 35.38B
Lloyds Banking Group Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LLOY. The last closing price for Lloyds Banking was 56.08p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 39.55p to 57.22p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 63,569,225,662 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £35.38 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.48.

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11/6/2020
15:27
K38 you are so funny at times

“ Having your headquarters in UK comes with big benefits.....
London is the heart of Europe !”

bargainbob
11/6/2020
15:12
026: . . . To Support West Ham? lol
bbalanjones
11/6/2020
14:50
So will this mean we have to abolish the royal family?
Documents from the early 1700's show that literally "all the Royal family" was heavily invested in the South Sea Company (which crashed in a notorious market bubble) - including Kings Charles II, James II, Queen Anne, and George I. The South Sea Company's primary purpose was

vauch
11/6/2020
14:39
No because it is wrong.
patientcapital
11/6/2020
14:31
the fine was for issues between 2011-2015 not today.
keifer derrin
11/6/2020
14:23
Having your headquarters in UK comes with big benefits.....London is the heart of Europe !
k38
11/6/2020
14:13
Reality check:

Unilever tried to shift their headquarters to the Netherlands but it was rejected by shareholders because it would have forced the company out of the precious FTSE 100. The decision to unite the company under a UK umbrella is the second choice and not the primary choice as previously decided by the board of directors.

minerve 2
11/6/2020
14:08
Can you not live on your state pension? being 'dependant' on a divi is a foolish move.
mikemichael2
11/6/2020
13:38
Another Remain lie bites the dust.
Unilever attracted by dynamic London as Brexit nears conclusion!

geckotheglorious
11/6/2020
13:20
US senators and officials are 20 -30 years older than our young chimps
mr.elbee
11/6/2020
12:46
The curbs to combat coronavirus mean more than a fifth of average outgoings have not been possible since March. This could have an impact reducing borrowings.
alphorn
11/6/2020
12:31
mr.elbee, I think you have interpreted that incorrectly.
I also am partly dependent on Lloyds divi for my pension income as well.

optomistic
11/6/2020
12:31
Mark BPosted June 11, 2020 at 5:55 am | PermalinkGood morning.First may I thank our kind host for this article and to the final paragraph which casts light in an area that has not, once again, been touched by our media.The issue of slavery, particularly black slavery, needs to be put to bed. There has always been a slave trade in Africa. All what happened was that white colonialists provided yet another market. That does not in anyway make what happened any less wrong but, we need to understand the FULL HISTORY and not just that which others for their own ideological reasons wish to portray.The other issue I have with events recently is that of the law. The law is the law and, if you transgress it you should expect due process to be applied. The very fact that criminal acts have been committed and nothing is done about it is, in my opinion, as serious dereliction of duty on the part of law enforcement and the government. Too often I am reading criticism of this government and its failure to act on key matters. Confidence is slowly falling away and concerns expressed about the governments viability. Sadly, as we have just had another GE we are stuck with this lot for another 4 years. Just think of the damage this lot will cause over that period of time compared to what they have done in the last six months.I am more and more coming round to the opinion that we need older and wiser heads in government or, we need a short sharp back bench rebellion. In short, the Cabinet needs a kick up the backside !
xxxxxy
11/6/2020
12:29
Momentum is Labour's Gestapo.Never vote Labour.
xxxxxy
11/6/2020
12:28
my missus is dependent on LLoyds divis for her pension income she is a waspi

dont seem right on the ball to me

ah she is white and middle class and worked hard and saved all her life.

silly me

mr.elbee
11/6/2020
12:17
Very true Gary.
I suppose this is why we couldn't have a divi, to be able to give it to someone else.
FCA right on the ball when it comes to dishing out Lloyds money!

optomistic
11/6/2020
12:14
#313. Why, do you need someone to support your course of action?
alphorn
11/6/2020
12:05
Really hundreds of thousands genuinely in difficulties or arrears or a lot of people just taking advantage of the situation? Let's just keep some balance here that furlough payments were 80% of salary for most people, they had no commuting costs and couldn't go out and spend any money. An awful lot of people would have been better off financially with that scenario.
gary1966
11/6/2020
12:04
Amazing, eh? LOL
minerve 2
11/6/2020
12:02
I like boat terms.

To remember which side is which: 'Port' is a four letter word, so is 'Left'. Starboard and Right don't match so Port is your left side of the ship as facing the bow. Also Port wine is generally red so when you see a light on the ship that is on its Port side, the other side green.

minerve 2
11/6/2020
11:56
33p today 31 p tomorrow
y1phr1
11/6/2020
11:55
Shuuuuush! Some folk on here are still "smuggling drugs inside crab tins".
bbalanjones
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