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United but still smarting, Lloyds investors get behind 13.5bn rights issue

Eric Daniels is determined to remain at the helm of Lloyds Banking Group in spite of the pressure from institutional shareholders for him to resign.

The chief executive of Lloyds, which is 43.5 per cent owned by the UK taxpayer, said: Ive always been very clear. Ive spent the last eight years of my life building up the business model for Lloyds. I think its the right one and would like to see it through.

Big Al

Not of interest to my I do over 100 post every day so I have no time for spell cheching.

just to remain you, I am talking business not literature so spelling is not important on my line of thinking.

Just in case you are not following the thread, and tired of repeating.............I am a foreigner, English is only my 4th language on my repertoire.

As you may notice, I post fast and do not look back just press..... post

MasterI am English... and it is only my 4th language as well

What nationality are you Master RSI ?.

RFI am his only mateand so I am the only one that knows

RSI

It's handy for those reading your posts (quickly) that they are intelligible and do not require re-reading to get the understanding. It's not easy at times!

Masterbig alAKA bouncyis a little slow

Thanks HarryC & Opto does that mean I can sell my ordinary share for 57p and buy offer shares for 20.25p and they will all be the same value eventually - that seems too good to be true!

maggiebt4, You can sell your 'o' shares at market price but still be entitled to take up your rights at 37p....got to be a catch in it somewhere...LOL

re - required field - 27 Nov 2009 12:05 - 1431 of 1435
What nationality are you Master RSI ?.

You are asking at the wrong person, "tabasco " knows it all and mostly how to empty bottles with alcohol content

Tabatha - slow maybe, in reverse never! ;-))))

Not just any old alcohol contentand what about your weekend sessions?

maggiebt4 -

re - does that mean I can sell my ordinary share for 57p and buy offer shares for 20.25p and they will all be the same value eventually - that seems too good to be true!

57p is the price now of the ordinary shares
20.25p is the price of the nil pail
37p is the price of the right issue

if you buy the nil paid 20.25p then at the end you will have to pay the right issue price 37p , and that makes the 57p ( price at the moment )

as you said no rabits out of the hat I am afraid

tabasco

Does the wife know what you up to after a few?

Is that you real name -Edmun - tabasco?

Masteryou are a legend in The Goat TavernKensington high street

never heard of the place

She is having the time of her live, you do not seem much interested or it was you were ready to pass out.
Ye, that is why she is holding you so tight

Thank v much Opto understand now. Ah well back to the drawing board!

Notice the way I am trying to get the skirt offIm thinking what a good orning it will make for my 2 birth caravanthe boob tube could insulate the tankand the hat will go nicely over the toilet lidIll keep the knickers in case the hunt comes my way?

this week's "Financial Friday"

Copenhagen, Denmark the 27th of November 2009

News of potential default in Dubai has sent the media and markets
into a frenzy. But investors should stay calm, says Jyske Markets.
Dubai`s shocking call for a six month standstill on the debts of
Nakeel, the country's real estate development company, have raised
broad speculation about the potential for default from what has been
one of the world's richest and most active developers over the last
two decades. Global Strategist Ib Fredslund Madsen joins us to talk
about what is going on and how investors should interpret the news
from Dubai.

The Dynamic Duo takes on a slightly different flavor this week, where
we look at two corporate bonds from TDC and how they will be affected
by that company`s changing ownership structure and potential IPO.