Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[gaffer73] 14/7/2019 18:17

They set aside 100m in the last quarter.

[minerve 2] 14/7/2019 17:53

Remain is better, no hardship, no uncertainty, just riots by slipper wearing numpties plus a few thugs.

[maxk] 14/7/2019 17:48

Hardship is better than exit Alp.

[alphorn] 14/7/2019 17:42

G2 - Your logic gets stranger by the day:
"Remoaners are no doubt rubbing their hands with glee"

Why would anybody wish for hardship? Sick.

[cheshire pete] 14/7/2019 17:25

Good question millwallfan, seems there've been several announcements for increased provisions for PPI since the decision to pay out was made. Get the impression that estimating the final PPI bill is a bit of a finger in the air job, if so hardly satisfactory. Let's hope that they've over-provided eventually.

[minerve 2] 14/7/2019 17:10

Grahamite’s argument that because recessions happen regularly it doesn’t matter if Brexit brings one on is like hanging yourself prematurely because people die anyway.

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[millwallfan] 14/7/2019 16:01

Excuse my ignorance but despite a quick look at previous RNSs I cannot find an answer. With PPI coming to and end within weeks, does Lloyds hold a large ' earmarked reserve' to finalise claims which can then be returned to 'usable' reserves or have they only set aside the sum they believe they will actually pay out ( plus a small contingency)?

[xxxxxy] 14/7/2019 15:12

Back to E & Wales beating NZ

[xxxxxy] 14/7/2019 15:12

Back to E & Wales beating NZ

[xxxxxy] 14/7/2019 15:08

And

Boris for PM

[xxxxxy] 14/7/2019 15:06

Trouble in Animal Farm.


Let's LEAVE the Foul EUSSR.

And save 39billion for the British People.

LEAVE and WTO

[gotnorolex] 14/7/2019 15:05

That's nigh impossible!

[grahamite2] 14/7/2019 14:28

Recessions are part of economic life and the next one cannot be that far off.

Remoaners are no doubt rubbing their hands with glee at this - for them, it is the only bright spot in a very dark horizon. They know they have lost their long and desperate fight against democracy, but at least they'll be able to portray any recession as the result of Brexit and, joy of joys, they'll be able to say, we told you so!

[diku] 14/7/2019 13:57

We are all doomed...




Britain is facing the highest risk of a recession since the financial crisis and needs urgent plans to combat the next downturn, according to an alarming assessment of the nation’s economic health.

Preparations need to be made to reduce the impact, the study by the Resolution Foundation thinktank warns. It states that both uncertainty around Brexit and the global economic slowdown have led to the highest recession risk since 2007.

It raises the alarm over the potential impact on living standards, warning that the five previous recessions have produced an economic shock equating to a £2,500 loss for each household in the UK. They have also increased unemployment by one million

[gotnorolex] 14/7/2019 13:54

One was sent to the Tower for the chop, not to catch crows!

[poikka] 14/7/2019 13:45

Minerve - "Resulting to violence and intimidatory threats,"

Been down the boozer, Minnie?

No violence mentioned as far as I can see. No, had another look and still can't see it.

And you received a tick-up for that masterpiece. I dunno, the friends you keep.

[minerve 2] 14/7/2019 13:13

Ooooh, temper temper. LOL

Seems like she has the better of you Poikka and your silly little clan. Resulting to violence and intimidatory threats, typical Brexiter. Robinson would be proud.

[poikka] 14/7/2019 12:58

So Miller reckons that she's got the right to attempt to tie the hands of our next PM in his efforts to negotiate a deal worthy of the name.

A counter case should be made against her for attempting to subvert the result of the Referendum. The Tower for you my girl.

[poikka] 14/7/2019 12:54

"Donald Trump abandoned the Iran nuclear deal to spite Barack Obama (or "in spite of Obama, if you happened to have been listening to BBC Solent, lol), according to a leaked memo written by the UK's former ambassador in the US.
Sir Kim Darroch described the move as an act of "diplomatic vandalism", according to the Mail on Sunday."

That's one hell of an assumption Darroch. What on earth could Trump have gained from spiting Obama. Maybe it's best that he did step down.

And talking of "diplomatic vandalism", you could do with learning to be a tad more circumspect about your own diplomacy.

[alphorn] 14/7/2019 12:50

Hamilton too today ? ;)

[gotnorolex] 14/7/2019 12:47

Watching cricket in comfort this afternoon, glad it's not against the Ausies, as it's totally "Sledging free" and a pleasure to view! Bring it home England!