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Lloyds Banking Group is to suspend its share buyback programme after having to set aside an extra £1.2bn-£1.8bn for payment protection insurance mis-selling compensation claims. The company says the charge will be taken in its third-quarter results after a spike in claims in August. It will mean that Lloyds’ figures for its “capital build” and statutory return on tangible equity will be lower than expected. PPI mis-selling claims have already cost Lloyds more than £20bn but, like rivals Royal Bank of Scotland and CYBG, it saw enquiries soar in the month before the Financial Conduct Authority’s final deadline of August 29 for people to lodge claims. Lloyds received between 600,000-800,000 weekly requests for information about making claims in this period, well above its previous average weekly total of 190,000. Lloyds also saw an increase in direct complaints, including claims from the Official Receiver.

Lloyds (LLOY) has been forced to increase provisions for the historic mis-selling of payment protection insurance to up to £1.8bn during the third quarter, due to a higher-than-expected level of claims in August. The lender received between 600,000 and 800,000 personal information requests during the final month prior to the claims deadline, above its assumption of 190,000 a week. The lender had an unutilised provision of £1,08bn at the time of is half-year results in June. Given that management now expects capital build this year to be below its target of between 170 and 200 basis points, it has decided to suspend share buybacks, leaving £600m of the £1.75bn programme unused at mid-September. We place our buy recommendation under review.

Lloyds Banking Group Plc (LLOY.L) Announced an update on charges relating to the mis-selling of Payment Protection Insurance ('PPI'). At half year results on 31 July 2019, the Group reported a PPI charge for the first half of 2019 of £650 million, with an unutilised provision of £1,083 million relating to complaints and associated administration costs. In line with the broader market, the volume of PIRs received in August was higher than expected, with a significant spike in the final days before the deadline expired. In the final month the Group received approximately 600,000 to 800,000 PIRs per week, well above the previous assumption. Including claims by the Official Receiver, the Group now estimates that it will need to make an incremental charge for PPI claims, in addition to the provisions to 30 June 2019, in the range of £1.2 billion to £1.8 billion in its Q3 Interim Management Statement. The estimated range amounts are preliminary and unaudited. The Group continues to process PIRs and the final PPI provision could be above or below the range provided. The Group now expects capital build in 2019 to be below our ongoing 170 to 200 basis points per annum guidance and for the statutory return on tangible equity to be lower than 2019 guidance of around 12%, with the final outcome dependent on the actual charge taken.

RNS Number: 6251 L Lloyds Banking Group PLC 09 September 2019. At our half year results on 31 July 2019, the Group reported a PPI charge for the first half of 2019 of £650 million, with an unutilised provision of £1,083 million relating to complaints and associated administration costs. Including claims by the Official Receiver, the Group now estimates that it...

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Tesco has announced the sale of Tesco Bank’s portfolio of more than 23,000 mortgage customers to Lloyds Banking Group for about £3.8bn in cash. The group says the loans have a lending balance of about £3.7bn and generated pre-tax profits of £9.1m last year, though their contribution to Tesco Bank's overall profitability was “immaterial” after the allocation of central overheads and other related costs. The sale is in line with Tesco Bank's strategy of focusing on a reduced number of products and services, such as home insurance. Lloyds says the loans will operate under its Halifax brand.

Where Tesco (TSCO) saw only “challenging market conditions” and “limited profitable growth opportunities”, Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY) clearly smells opportunity, judging by its acquisition of the supermarket’s £3.7bn prime UK residential mortgage portfolio. The deal, confirmed today, will add 23,000 customers to the UK’s largest mortgage lender, and a loan book which generated a pre-tax profit of £9m in the year to February. For this, Lloyds has paid a 2.5 per cent premium to book value, though the bank says the acquisition will generate returns above “current organic market opportunities”. Buy.

Lloyds Banking Group Plc (LLOY.L) Announced that Halifax has entered into an agreement with Tesco Personal Finance Plc to acquire Tesco Bank's prime £3.7 billion UK residential mortgage portfolio.

LLOYDS BANKING GROUP TO ACQUIRE TESCO BANK' S UK RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE PORTFOLIO. Lloyds Banking Group plc announces today that Halifax has entered into an agreement with Tesco Personal Finance plc to acquire Tesco Bank's prime £3.7 billion UK residential mortgage portfolio. 1. Halifax has a proven track record in serving and supporting mortgage borrowers...

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