Lloyds sets aside £1.2bn for car finance saga
Lloyds sets aside £1.2bn for car loan mis-selling payouts
Lloyds Banking Group has nearly tripled the amount it is setting aside to cover the car finance mis-selling scandal to £1.2bn, knocking its profits for the year. It is putting aside an extra £700m to cover potential compensation payments, on top of £450m earmarked earlier.
Business Matters · 14h
Lloyds profits shrink by a fifth as car finance saga drives up provisions
Lloyds Banking Group posts a 20% fall in annual profits to £5.97bn, missing expectations as the car finance commission scandal prompts a further £700m provision. Loans and deposits rise, while analysts highlight Lloyds’ improved loan quality despite inflationary pressures.
The Banker · 11h
Lloyds sets aside additional £700mn for car finance probe; Trump pushes for control of SEC and other agencies
Lloyds Banking Group has set aside an additional £700mn to cover potential customer redress costs linked to a UK court ruling into the mis-selling of car finance loans, bringing its total provision to £1.15bn.
The Financial Times · 12h
Lloyds sets aside another £700mn after car finance probe
Lloyds already booked a £450mn provision last year to cover potential car finance mis-selling costs, after the Financial Conduct Authority began a probe of “discretionary commission arrangements”, where car dealerships received bigger commissions for charging higher interest rates on car finance loans.
In its annual results, Lloyds Bank Group has reported a pre-tax profit of £5.97bn for 2024, a fifth below the £7.5bn posted ...
Lloyds (LLOY.L) has reported a significant 20.4% drop in its annual profit, falling short of market forecasts, as the bank ...
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