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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.92
0.36 (0.65%)
Last Updated: 13:43:54
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
  0.36 0.65% 55.92 55.92 55.96 56.08 55.40 55.72 31,504,005 13:43:54
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.51 35.52B
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 55.56p. 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 £35.52 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.51.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/8/2020
10:55
Nonsense make the world go around Alp.
maxk
27/8/2020
10:54
Most of x5's stuff is total nonsense. Lapped up on this thread.

He will be laid up in a couple of months thank goodness.

alphorn
27/8/2020
10:46
xxxxy, why do you post that nonsense. Of known cases which is thought to be way below the real amount of affected. Today deaths stands at 822k from 24 million reported cases.

It's all a scam.

There are some cretins on this thread.

cautios7
27/8/2020
10:46
xxxxy, why do you post that nonsense. Of known cases which is thought to be way below the real amount of affected. Today deaths stands at 822k from 24 million reported cases.

It's all a scam.

There are some cretins on this thread.

cautios7
27/8/2020
10:45
What are the odds bobdiamond's a global warming crank?

Scare stories are bread and butter to these people.

grahamite2
27/8/2020
10:35
Ditch the masks

Stop social distancing

Enjoy your lives its the only one you'll have!

xxxxy. Go and tell that to the relatives and friends of those on ventilators or already dead. The only life they had has gone!!!

You are a saddo. Most sane people put their trust in Science only the idiots believe this virus is a hoax, a sniffle, a conspiracy.

bobdiamond1
27/8/2020
10:30
jacko, it's not just that the Blairs, Majors, Heseltines and the rest of that grisly gang wanted us in the Euro. They claimed that failing to join it would be a complete catastrophe. They were wrong, of course, as they are wrong about everything, but Project Fear is the default setting for euromaniac propaganda.
grahamite2
27/8/2020
09:26
Ian McGregor27 Aug 2020 9:16AMPseudo-scientific scam after scam is being displayed before our eyes. The forecasting, the treatment, the prognosis - all wrong. We should have treated it like any other flu, shrugged and got on with it. This was just a small other that might, just might terminate our existence. Everything pitched at us by pseudo-scientists is at megaphone level and swallowed whole by the MSM, but especially the BBC, who then amplify it to an even higher def con level. The Green scam is another long term one that is not easily disprovable because the climate has a nasty habit of changing on a daily basis thus providing years of lucrative scaremongering with no conclusive proof. The morbidity of Covid-19 is now known to be no more than any other flu epidemic but has cost us more than a small war, and that is only so far. It has also cost many lives through denial of access to appropriate medical services.
xxxxxy
27/8/2020
09:24
Sonny Bill27 Aug 2020 9:21AM" a mushroom cloud of psychoneurotic delirium", that sums it up nicely Sherelle!   It's become apparent that politicians, technocrats, bureaucrats whatever they call themselves are in fact 'mushrooms'. Ditch the masks Stop social distancing Enjoy your lives its the only one you'll have! 
xxxxxy
27/8/2020
09:22
But I doubt that banks have realised the magnitude of the current economic problems. Central banks clearly see the risks. Otherwise they wouldn’t have panicked back in August 2019.

WILL DEUTSCHE BANK CAUSE SYSTEMIC COLLAPSE?

Just take Deutsche Bank (DB) which is the worst of the lot. They have total assets of €1.3t and equity of €62b. The equity is 4.7% of their total assets. So loan losses of 5% would wipe out their capital. I would be surprised if the coming loan losses would be less than 25% and probably a lot more. And if we add the gross derivatives exposure of $50t, a 0.1% loss would be enough to bankrupt DB.
Now people will argue that gross exposure should be reduced to a much lower net figure. The problem in a crisis is that gross exposure remains gross when counterparties fail.

So in the next crisis, DB is very unlikely to survive. As one of the biggest banks in the world, DB will have positions with all major banks worldwide. So a fall of DB would most likely lead to systemic collapse with the whole system imploding.


"Eye opening..50 trillion in derivatives. And very true, exposure is gross if
counterparties netting off with go bust!!!!"

geckotheglorious
27/8/2020
08:57
In hindsight...Lloy lagged behind in comparison to Barc technical bounce in % terms...minimum 42p...too many shares in issue and all you get is 1 - 2p churning...once or twice a year you get those technical up moves...rest of the time it is dead money...



Pinemartin926 Aug '20 - 16:03 - 11716 of 11720
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That 38p spike a couple of months ago would have been the perfect time to sell

diku
27/8/2020
08:27
Things not working so well with monetary policy?


No problem, simply move the goalposts...

maxk
27/8/2020
08:25
BAN Sausages.
utrickytrees
26/8/2020
22:45
I don't understand all this disappointment. The government has surely lived up to informed expectations. It wasn't chosen for its competence. It was chosen for its commitment to the noble cause of Brexit (also known as national impoverishment).

Martin Wolf, FT

minerve 2
26/8/2020
21:57
House price related.
freddie ferret
26/8/2020
21:49
I am not sure anybody can tell the banks what to do in this matter. It is common for banks to "help" distressed borrowers.
The banks will not want to precipitate a house price crash.
Bear in mind furlow is still intended to end in October. (I have my doubts).

freddie ferret
26/8/2020
19:16
We're about to find out who's been skinny dipping when the tide goes out..




Banks told to end mortgage holidays

Struggling homeowners will no longer be able to demand a break from payments after October 31 following watchdog's ruling

By
Lucy Burton
and
Russell Lynch,
ECONOMICS EDITOR
26 August 2020 • 6:42pm


Millions could face a brutal autumn after the City watchdog announced an end to mortgage holidays at the same time as the taxpayer-funded furlough scheme is axed....

maxk
26/8/2020
19:11
Come on Tricky - the Swiss love cheese - emmental - like gouda and Edam also.
Cheese - not like Slilton. I was in paris and this Swiss said - we could try the cheese restaurant in Les Halles.
Comment in Italy was that they were the poorest of the European lovers.
They are absolutely boring - I worked with one for 7 years.
Should some nerd want to go and live there - let him be - it is no fun there.

jl5006
26/8/2020
19:04
Banks told to end mortgage holidays Struggling homeowners will no longer be able to demand a break from payments after October 31 following watchdog's rulingByLucy Burton and Russell Lynch, ECONOMICS EDITOR26 August 2020 • 6:42pm.. Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
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