Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[hardup1] 29/4/2024 18:13

After 45 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date........................1,025,601,293
Aggregate cost to date... ..................£513,348,273.42
Average price paid to date..................50.0534p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed..25.67%

[chris magpie] 29/4/2024 17:08

Yes similar sold 50% a couple of months ago and then 40% two weeks ago and final 10% had averaged down to 44p so made a small profit. Will look again if it drops anywhere near 43p again.

[utrickytrees] 29/4/2024 14:08

Yes if the Lloyds share price is the barometer for the UK economy its downhill from here. Sold up this morning. My 15yr affair with this pile of cack is over.

[gotnorolex] 29/4/2024 13:12

Don't tell him Pike!

[kanjam] 29/4/2024 13:03

Aye, son but were doomed anyway!

[kanjam] 29/4/2024 12:55

That's spelt Mr Mainwaring, you Stupid Boy!

[mr.elbee] 29/4/2024 12:47

all planned some time ago by Sir Humphrey

[hardup1] 29/4/2024 11:58

Looks like SNP Leader Humza Yousaf will be resigning as SNP Leader and Scotland First Minister at 12:00 today. SNP falling to pieces! whoop whoop 😇

[gotnorolex] 29/4/2024 10:01

Hang on to your hats!
"UK stock market shrinking at fastest pace in history!"

It will accelerate with the Brit-wish of Labour!

[gotnorolex] 29/4/2024 09:40

The EU Irish don't like it up-em Mr Mannering!

[jrphoenixw2] 29/4/2024 09:01

Notice of redemption, issued this morning re: 7.5% bonds.
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'April 29, 2024. Lloyds Banking Group plc (the "Group") announces that it has issued a notice of redemption for the entire outstanding principal amount of its $1,675,000,000 7.5 per cent. Fixed Rate Reset Additional Tier 1 Perpetual Subordinated Contingent Convertible Securities (the "Notes"). A notice of redemption pursuant to Section 2.11 Notice of Redemption of the First Supplemental Indenture dated April 7, 2014 governing the Securities has been distributed to The Bank of New York Mellon, acting through its London Branch, as trustee (the "Trustee").

The outstanding Notes will be redeemed on June 27, 2024 (the "Redemption Date") at an amount equal to 100% of their principal amount, together with any accrued but unpaid interest to, but excluding, the Redemption Date (the "Redemption Price"). Accordingly, the listing of the Notes on the Global Exchange Market of the Irish Stock Exchange will be cancelled on, or shortly after, June 27, 2024.

[diku] 28/4/2024 20:49

Turning into comedy...




Ireland and Britain are on a collision course over asylum seekers, with Dublin vowing to send arrivals to Ireland back to the UK and London insisting it will not accept any.

A diplomatic row erupted on Sunday after the taoiseach, Simon Harris, asked the justice minister, Helen McEntee, to bring proposals to cabinet next week to allow the return of inadmissible international protection applicants to the UK, amid concern that Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda plan was rerouting asylum seekers from Britain.

“This country will not in any way, shape or form provide a loophole for anybody else’s migration challenges,” Harris said on Sunday. “Other countries can decide how they wish to advance migration. From an Irish perspective, we intend to have a firm rules-based system where rules are in place, where rules are in force, where rules are seen to be enforced.”

The planned legislation follows a claim by Sunak that the Conservative party’s deterrence was working, and after it emerged that 80% of recent asylum seekers to Ireland came via the land border with Northern Ireland.

A UK government source said it would not accept any asylum seekers from Ireland without a wider deal with Brussels. “We won’t accept any asylum returns from the EU via Ireland until the EU accepts that we can send them back to France. We are fully focused on operationalising our Rwanda scheme and will continue working with the French to stop the boats from crossing the channel.”

[arja] 28/4/2024 17:13

Ssruff1 .
Are you one of the xenophobic extremists mentioned in text hereunder ? Surely not ? :) We are off to OZ on 18th May and only 16.5 hours on direct flight to W.A . I know you will want to wish us well :) .



Sunak is lying about the plan’s popularity. In his Downing Street speech on Monday, Sunak accused a "loud minority" of attempting to derail the government's Rwanda plan at all costs. This claim, however, flies in the face of public opinion. The truth is that a significant majority of the British people supported the reasonable amendments proposed by the House of Lords to improve the legislation. Sunak's rhetoric reveals that he is the one pandering to a small but vocal fringe of xenophobic extremists, rather than listening to the measured concerns expressed by much of the nation.

[scruff1] 28/4/2024 15:37

Correct chief. Shame on Tory voters. Most current Tory MPs I would imagine support Poulter but dont feel the need to cross the House - the whole Tory Party already has - years ago

[chiefbrody] 28/4/2024 13:47

Yup. Shame on any right wingers if they vote Tory at the election. You might as well vote for Labour.

[xxxxxy] 28/4/2024 11:28

Reform UK's futureSIR – Daniel Hannan's suggestion that Reform UK's apparent success is merely a mirage (Comment, April 21) may, to some extent, be true. But is that any different to the success of Labour or the Tory party? How many of their solutions have failed, yet have been paid for by taxpayers? What we do know is that both are tax-and-spend parties, and neither is prepared to seriously challenge the welfare largesse encouraged during the pandemic, just as neither was prepared to seriously question the wisdom of lockdown. The result is a population spoon-fed on taxpayer-funded welfare, which it now expects as a right.We now, essentially, have two Left-wing parties keen to outdo each other in the continuing provision of taxpayer-funded generosity, and Reform UK, which is prepared to take a serious look at welfare and tax.It may be a mirage to Mr Hannan, but to me, and millions like me, it is currently the only sensible option.Arthur SmithGrappenhall, Cheshire..Daily Telegraph