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Other board members offload banking group’s stock
The lender offers hope for UK-focused investors who seek yield
High street lender also announces larger than expected provisions for bad loans
Such moves are hardly a sign of faith in companies
Or has everyone learnt the lessons of 14 years ago?
Details of one of the biggest known disposals by a corporate scheme revealed to MPs
Charlie Nunn also outlines plans to ease mortgage terms for struggling customers
UK lender searches for ways to boost returns over next four years
Chirantan Barua is leaving lender less than 3 years after joining
UK bank takes third-quarter hit but upgrades full-year guidance as rising rates boost income
Inquiry closed following ‘rigorous and forensic investigations’ into crisis banking scandal
Board members lock in profits from vesting options
UK lender lifts full-year guidance but warns soaring inflation remains a risk for customers battling cost of living pressures
UK-focused lender attempts to diversify away from mortgages
HSBC, Lloyds Banking Group and Standard Chartered have more to do, says regulator
UK lender adds £177mn to reserves to protect against potential loan losses due to inflationary pressures
Change in direction is welcome, but it needs to be more compelling
UK lender plans to invest £4bn in wealth management and technology as profits held back by HBOS charge
Borrowers seeking long-term fixed-rate loans amid rising rates and inflation
Charlie Nunn will raise budget for private rental business as lender targets wealth, commercial and investment banking
Impact of US’s largest-ever release of stored oil and global resistance of antibiotics
UK lender maintained ties with ailing supply-chain finance firm after Lord James Lupton intervened
As a proxy for the UK economy, the lender has benefited from the same bounceback as the chancellor
Bank sitting on £4bn in excess capital after third-quarter result beats estimates by more than 50%
Borrowers claim they are ‘trapped in their homes until their deaths’
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