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Lloyds executive criticises Healey for linking bank tax rises to energy bill support

Chief financial officer says he hopes budget measure is temporary as sector provides loans that fuel growth

The Guardian - UK · 20h ago

Lloyds boss warns Budget's bank tax increase ‘unhelpful’ to economic growth

Chancellor John Healey announced banks will have to pay an extra 3 per cent on their corporation tax surcharge from January, bringing the rate to 6 per cent

The Independent UK · 22h ago

Bank tax hike ‘unhelpful’ to economic growth aims, Lloyds finance chief says

William Chalmers said he ‘sincerely hopes’ the increase is temporary, as is planned.

Evening Standard · 22h ago

Lloyds backs Reeves budget plans despite mooted tax increases

Bank expects ‘constructive, pro-growth agenda’ by chancellor next week and seeks to be part of it

The Guardian - UK · Oct 23, 2024

Lloyds finance chief says UK bank sector needs ‘competitive, stable’ tax regime

Finance chief William Chalmers said the bank would welcome a Budget that aligns with the Government’s ‘pro-growth agenda’.

Evening Standard · Oct 23, 2024

Lloyds reveals stronger-than-expected profit as consumer confidence picks up

The banking giant reported a pre-tax profit of £1.8 billion between July and September.

Evening Standard · Oct 23, 2024

UK house prices will not stop falling until 2025, Lloyds predicts

Britain’s biggest mortgage lender forecasts 5% drop over this year and another 2.4% decline in 2024

The Guardian - UK · Oct 25, 2023

Lloyds profits jump by 46% amid higher interest rate charges

But bank expects margins to drop because of tougher competition for mortgage and savings customers

The Guardian - UK · May 3, 2023

Lloyds beats forecasts with 46% profit rise after interest rates boost

Banking group expects the economy to fall by 0.6% in 2023 overall, slipping into a 'mild recession' over the first three quarters

Insider UK · May 3, 2023

UK house prices will fall by 8% next year, Lloyds predicts

Values could plummet by nearly 18 per cent in worst-case scenario as interest rate rises make property less affordable

The Independent UK · Oct 27, 2022