Lloyds

Lloyds Banking Group has budgeted more than £1m in costs for implementing auto-enrolment to its 107,000-strong staff.

A group of Lloyds shareholders suing directors over the 2008 HBOS takeover will use the LIBOR scandal as further proof they were misled into backing the deal.

Last week, Barclays was fined £290m for trying to manipulate LIBOR in a bid to make itself appear more secure during the financial crisis.

Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, the asset management arm of Lloyds, is shutting down a string of its regional investment desks with the loss of half its 38-strong management team, according to reports.

Former employees of Lloyds TSB are challenging the company's decision to cap increases in pensionable pay in a dispute that could end up in the High Court.

Three of the country's largest schemes are in "well-advanced" talks to join a suit against Lloyds TSB directors for misleading investors over the Halifax Bank of Scotland merger.

Andrew Short investigates how trustees can enjoy the benefits of exposure to corporate bonds, without the danger of financials.

Members of Lloyds TSB Pension Funds are demanding to know whether the £4bn partnership created to plug the schemes' deficits was used to offload "toxic assets".

Resolution has appointed Tim Tookey as chief financial officer of its UK life project, Friends Life.

This month the panellists discuss the quality and quantity of stock we can expect banks to bring to market, yield compression in secondary properties, REITs, and the progression of ESG policies