THE UK COVERMENT BACKS BANKERS BIG PAY OUTS
BUT THE WORKING CLASS CAN PAY FOR IT.

Blimey!

That's right Tanker.. All part of the "Con" party's "Pig Society".

only right the working class should pay..........they get enough tax credits, child ben,working tax cred. look after the ones that have looked after their money.,.

What icons serve to show sarcasm or irony? If there aren't any then we need to invent some methinks.

simple the gov are liars and lloyds is run by muppets FACT . the new ceo and chairman are losers and should never have been there disgracefully run company

it will soon be 3 years and still more W/D to come and they pay this muppet of a ceo
millions it is a joke

Ah well - serves me right for even asking :-)

LOL

yes it is no joke a BANK run by muppets
the new ceo is a complete useless bloke

lloys shares fair value 43p

you can forget about any rise in these for at least 2 years or div
but you may get more shares from gov at 35p

rumour the new CEO looking to consolidate shares in the company 1 for 4

nothing would surprise me

geting down to its true value 43p . the board are useless and still getting bonuses for shite work if these are the top bankers then god help the rest of the banks .
this new ceo and the chairman said DANIELS did a good job at lloys and we need him to lead us forward it says it all .a bank of muppets

how can the boe be independent when it has NOT done what it stands for and set up for they are PAYING m king and is crones for doing sod all .inflation is out of control and he keeps saying it is going to get worse what a bloody pillock

now under 50p that ,makes the pre RI shares worth 5p

soon be 43p which is to much for this pile of shite .
the board are run by a loser the new ceo is useless
which i did state when he put in post .
the chairman is worthless he even said DANIELS DID A GOOD JOB .
that says it all.

Full Article.


Earlier Tuesday, Moody's Investors Service said part state-owned U.K. banks Royal Bank Of Scotland Group PLC (RBS) and Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LYG) face ratings cuts as their chances of further state support recede.

The ratings agency in April had said it would reassess the effect of implied state support on 19 U.K. financial institutions. Tuesday, it formally put some of the banks on review for downgrade and changed the outlook to negative on Barclays PLC (BCS) while affirming a negative outlook on Hsbc Holdings PLC (HBC).

In all, 14 banks and building societies are now on review for downgrade. In addition to RBS and the Lloyds Tsb Bank PLC unit of Lloyds Banking Group, the list for possible ratings cuts includes the U.K. units of Banco Santander SA (STD), National Australia Bank Ltd. (NAB.AU) and Bank Of Ireland (IRE), and the country's largest building societies, Nationwide and Yorkshire.