Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[investtofly] 22/7/2020 08:59

So Lloyd's getting a new ceo. Must have been a failure somewhere else.......No different than The Premier League where you get the sack for being a TOTAL FAILURE then another Premier League team gives you the same position instead of looking for NEW BLOOD with NEW IDEAS

[portside1] 22/7/2020 08:58

Op no rns on the news of. Bundenberg the dud

[smartypants] 22/7/2020 08:56

Is everything going to plan Minister?

UK govt abandons hopes of US trade deal this year.

The United Kingdom government is no longer hopeful it will be able to strike a post-Brexit trade agreement with the United States before the end of the year.

According to sources, the government blames the slower-than-expected progress towards a deal on the coronavirus pandemic.
"Is it going to happen this year? Basically, no," one offical stated.

In June, UK International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said that there is no deadline set for reaching a trade deal with Washington and insisted London will not rush into an agreement.

All the time in the world.........

[optomistic] 22/7/2020 08:55

Holding pretty well considering the FTSE drop this morning

[diku] 22/7/2020 08:52

Last spike up was start of June...since then it has just plateaued flat around 30p...so spike up is well over due...

[utrickytrees] 22/7/2020 08:50

Another Alex Salmond article Bobster?

[k38] 22/7/2020 08:49

buywell3 you need to change your name to.. buywell20p Lol....

[portside1] 22/7/2020 08:44

Read the ceo statement on the news , it makes you sick In 11 years nothing but failure , a bank run by crooks for the crooks . The ceo as milked the bank and the chairman now leaving the Lifeless bank ,

[diku] 22/7/2020 08:43

Younger version of Elton John?..

[portside1] 22/7/2020 08:40

Bundenberg robin , from the inner circle

[utrickytrees] 22/7/2020 08:39

310740 Min spots Spartan poolside in is speedos.

[portside1] 22/7/2020 08:39

Robin bundaberg a dud for investors

[portside1] 22/7/2020 08:33

Lloyd's down on the news of a new chairman , it gets worse He is a another dud , he is not for the investors ,Lloyd's bank is not for any one only the directors .11 years of failure , and now the roundabout starts againThe round about of fill your pockets as it goes round grab the loot then retire

[cheshire pete] 22/7/2020 08:26

No more pesky EU trawlers in our waters.

[freddie01] 22/7/2020 08:09

Spartan Attack21 Jul '20 - 23:00 - 310731 of 310739 (Filtered)


He's back.

[joe say] 22/7/2020 07:56

Good luck to Denmark, Germany, and all

You'll need it - funding the pariahs again

[xxxxxy] 22/7/2020 07:50

Be grateful we are out. Be very grateful.htTps://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-8546311/DOMINIC-SANDBROOK-1-6-TRILLION-EU-splurge-Remain-relief-out.html

[utrickytrees] 22/7/2020 07:47

£350M/ week saving from the EU looks like a gross underestimation when you factor in all these covid loans they're dishing out. Even Dianne Abbott would tell you the saving its likely to be closer to £900B/ wk which is a huge saving! Sunak could write a cheque of £5,000 to everyone tomorrow & still be quids in!! He probably will as well!

[xxxxxy] 22/7/2020 07:38

The EU delays its "rescue"planBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: JULY 22, 2020The so called Recovery and Resilience fund agreed after much wrangling on Monday night will do practically nothing to help EU economies recover from the pandemic policies. There is no public analysis of the damage done to large sectors of the EU economy by lockdown, no plan for aviation or hotels. It is a very important step on the road to full political union, establishing the important principles that the EU can borrow on the balance sheet of all the member states, and can transfer money from richer to poorer countries following such borrowing.The grant and loan money in the fund totalling Euro 560bn after haggling will be disbursed over a four year period starting next year. Nothing will be raised and spent in 2020, when the need is greatest, and maybe under 60bn Euro in 2021 according to an EU Commission cash flow forecast. In other words this scheme is not going to rescue the EU economy and is going to make no visible contribution to the recovery for at least the first 18 months after the crash. The other Euro 190 bn will be added to existing EU spending programmes in future years, taking the new borrowing to the promised Euro 750bn.It is not actually about the virus. It is about the political ambitions of the new Commission, and the need of France and Germany to reaffirm faith in the project of ever closer union at a time of major divisions of opinion on that goal. The UK's dogged resistance to the project is rightly no more. It is better we leave than continue to oppose the central thrust of the project. Instead the Netherlands led a group of five so called frugal countries who object strongly to a larger budget and to sharing their tax revenues with poorer nations. Two of them have also refused to join the Euro, seeing how that takes you a long way on the road to European integration. Denmark has a legal opt out from Euro membership, whilst Sweden simply declines to meet the Treaty obligation to join.The Commission has used the Covid 19 damage as a means to lever a bigger budget out of the member states, to be applied to the priorities of the Commission as set out before the pandemic intervened. The overriding priority is to push the Green Revolution. The favoured example of a project suitable for funding is 1 million electric vehicle charger points around the EU. To bring that about individual member states will need to incorporate national roll out of such points in their National Plans and submit them to the EU for money.Any country wanting a grant or loan will need to send in a Plan and detailed proposals and receive EU approval. Money will only be released where there is target monitoring and performance reporting in place. Payments will be phased with review of progress before further release of cash. This reflects the worries of the states opposing the original scheme.

[maxk] 21/7/2020 23:27

Are you going to top yourself Min?


I hope not...really!

[grahamite2] 21/7/2020 23:09

More good news:

Ministers now believe that Britain and the EU will fail to sign a post-Brexit trade deal, with just days to go until Boris Johnson’s July deadline for an outline agreement passes.

The Telegraph has learnt that the Government’s central working assumption is that Britain will trade with Europe on World Trade Organisation terms when the transition period ends on December 31.

[grahamite2] 21/7/2020 23:06

I am pleased to see that Trump has come out in support of poor Ghislaine Maxwell.