Lloyds Banking Group injects £5 million into ground-breaking fraud prevention scheme
Lloyds Banking Group extends its pioneering fraud prevention action with a further £5 million in funding, bringing the total funding to £15 million since 2021.
Lloyds Banking Group extends its pioneering fraud prevention action with a further £5 million in funding, bringing the total funding to £15 million since 2021.
Lloyds Banking Group has completed a full refurbishment of its landmark Halifax office following an £116 million investment in the project, reopening for colleagues on 1st December.
Lloyds Banking Group will make a further £1 billion of lending available to first-time buyers by reducing the minimum household income required for First Time Buyer Boost, meaning even more people can borrow up to 5.5x their income with Lloyds or Halifax.
Lloyds Banking Group will make over £35 billion of new finance available next year to companies operating and investing in the UK. Of this, £9.5 billion will be dedicated to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Lloyds Banking Group has appointed John Langley as Chief Executive Officer of Corporate & Institutional Banking (CIB), the Group’s business unit that provides lending, working capital management, debt financing and risk management services for its largest commercial clients.
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