Lloyds Banking Group
Lloyds Banking Group is the UK's largest retail bank: through Lloyds, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and MBNA it holds the current accounts and savings of about 28 million customers, lends them mortgages, cards and car finance, and sells pensions and insurance through Scottish Widows.
Britain's biggest bank is also a landlord.
Through Lloyds Living it owns and rents out homes itself, aiming for more than 20,000 by 2030.
How big is Lloyds Banking Group?
Retail banking brings almost 60% of income.
- Retail59%£10.8B
- Commercial Banking30%£5.5B
- Insurance, Pensions and Investments7%£1.3B
- Equity Investments and Central Items4%£0.7B
Gather deposits. Lend for homes. Insure.
- 1Current accounts and savings
- 2Mortgages and car finance
- 3Scottish Widows pensions
Low-cost deposits from Britain's biggest current-account base fund about a fifth of all new UK mortgages, and Scottish Widows adds fee income that does not depend on interest rates.
- BlackRock, Inc.5.14%
- Norges Bank3.02%
CEO: Charlie Nunn
- 1695Bank of Scotland is founded
- 1765Taylors & Lloyds opens in Birmingham
- 1995Lloyds Bank and TSB merge
- 2000Buys Scottish Widows
- 2009UK Government takes a 43.4% stake
Every number on this page comes from Lloyds Banking Group's own reports.
The rest of the story is in the app.
Point your phone at a logo.
See the company behind it.
The full story in 12 chapters · compare any two companies · 335 companies, and any other on request.
Download on the App Store
