Lloyds Bank

Lloyds and its Bank of Scotland and The Mortgage Business units were also in the process of paying around 300 million pounds in redress to 526,000 customers, the FCA said in a statement on Thursday.

Lloyds Bank brushes off Brexit fears with $5 billion investor payout

Lloyds shares rose 2.7 percent, outperforming a 1 percent rise in the FTSE 350 banks index.

Britain's Lloyds Bank posts 24% profit rise, unveils $2.3 billion buyback

The bank posted net profits of 4.4 billion pounds for 2018, below expectations of 4.6 billion pounds.

UK companies' optimism on economy slips to six-month low: Lloyds

Lloyds Bank said its survey pointed to moderate growth although there had been some improvement from a month earlier, just after Prime Minister Theresa May unexpectedly failed to win a parliamentary majority in a national election.

Here's Trevor Williams' view on Greece and Eurozone meet

Watch the interview of Trevor Williams Chief Economist, Lloyds Bank with Menaka Doshi on CNBC-TV18, in which he shared his expectations from the Euro group meeting and what it will mean for Greece and the rest of the Eurozone.

25 bps ECB rate cut will not change growth dynamics: Lloyds

The European Central Bank (ECB) on Thursday decided to lower its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 0.50 percent. Trevor Williams, Chief Economist, Lloyds Bank told CNBC-TV18 that these cuts aren't going to make a huge difference to the underlying growth prospects.

ESM may not be operational until next year: Lloyds Bank

European Stability Mechanism (ESM), which is Europe‘s permanent rescue facility, is expected to come into force on October 8. Trevor Williams, Lloyds Bank says it probably is not going to start until next year.

EU surprises, experts ask for prioritization of key issues

After the EU leaders decided to sort out Spain and Italy‘s debt woes, the global markets saw an upside. However, Trevor Williams, Chief Economist of Lloyds Bank tells CNBC-TV18 that he is not very enthusiastic about it

Final act in Greek tragedy; exit inevitable: Lloyds Bank

Trevor Williams - chief economist, Lloyds Bank believes that this is the final act in the Greek tragedy that is playing out in the eurozone and he is a 100% sure that an exit is on the cards sooner rather than later.

European economy is expected to shrink in 2012: Lloyd Bank

Jeavon Lolay, director-global research of Lloyds Bank says, Europe is an economy that is fully expected to shrink in 2012.

Growth agenda missing in Greece: Lloyd Bank

Trevor Williams, Chief Economist at Lloyds Bank feels that Greece requires great political will to get out of the crisis it is facing.

Lloyd Bank says EU expectations of Greece unrealistic

Trevor Williams, economist at Lloyds Bank joins CNBC-TV18 to discuss what is happening in the euro zone, specifically Greece. EU and IMF expectations of Greece are unrealistic, he says. Greece has not been able to meet their needs in the past year and has not been able to pay back.