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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Uncertainty surrounds Lloyds TSB's 200 branches in Scotland after its government-brokered takeover of HBOS, which owns Halifax, goes through next month. The combined bank will use only the Bank of Scotland brand on the high street in Scotland, which means that the 200 branches currently displaying the Lloyds black horse will either have to be rebranded, shut down or replace an existing BoS branch....
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The Economist (Free subscription) | yesterday
SIR – You are correct in pointing out that the authority of international courts and tribunals depends ultimately on the quality of their judges (“Wanted: better judgment, fewer crowd-pleasers and lickspittles”, November 22nd). But your dismissive reference to “vague qualifications” did not recognise the efforts we made, when drafting the statute of the International Criminal Court, to mitigate the...
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Leslie's blog (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
Lloyds TSB promises to pass on rate cut Times Online, UK - 1 hour ago Jon Pain, the FSA's retail market manager, said yesterday that a collar could be unenforceable if it is not included in a lender's key facts illustration ...
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The Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
The chief executive of Lloyds TSB has given his strongest signal yet that, if the deal to acquire HBOS goes ahead, the enlarged group's main trading identity north of the border will be Bank of Scotland.
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Finance Markets (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
Lloyds TSB has pledged to help its 600,000 small business customers by putting together a six-point ‘charter’ to help them weather the economic downturn. The bank has also confirmed it will pass on, in full, any further cuts in interest rates throughout the remainder of 2008 and the whole of 2009, the measures will benefit [...]
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Leslie's blog (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
Lloyds TSB promises to pass on tomorrow's rate cut Times Online, UK - 1 hour ago Jon Pain, the FSA's retail market manager, said yesterday that a collar could be unenforceable if it is not included in a lender's key facts illustration ...
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Banking Times: Daily Banking News (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
Lloyds TSB has published a charter in which it promises additional help for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The group’s commercial division deals with over 600,000 SMEs and says it wants to provide more certainty on overdrafts and loans. The bank will therefore pass on in full any cuts in the Bank of England’s base [...]
