536 Results from "Lloyds Banking Group"
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Lloyds Banking Group has revealed 60 new branch closures for the remainder of the year and 2025.
01 July 2024
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Three digital ID apps from Yoti, Lloyds Bank and the Post Office have been accredited by the UK’s national Proof of Age Standards Scheme (Pass).
25 June 2024
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Bink, a loyalty app backed by Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group, has ceased trading after failing to attract fresh funding.
10 June 2024
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Lloyds Banking Group is collaborating with Red Hat on a programme to drive the adoption of open source software across its engineering teams.
08 May 2024
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With summer holidays on the horizon, Lloyds Bank is cautioning customers against scams as they book their vacations.
12 April 2024
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UK high street bank Lloyds Bank is reducing the size of its risk management department because it is seen as a “blocker” to the bank’s “strategic transformation”.
10 April 2024
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Lloyds Bank is to make managing household bills easier for mortgage customers through a partnership with ApTap, a fintech startup graduate of the bank's 'Launch' innovation programme.
14 March 2024
Lloyds Banking Group has joined the Open Property Data Association (OPDA), backing efforts to bring a standardised approach to sharing digital data in the home buying process.
05 March 2024
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Lloyds has become the first UK bank to join the WaveBL electronic trade documentation platform, meaning its clients can transfer blockchain-based Bills of Lading across a network of members in 136 countries.
26 February 2024
With customers carrying out more banking through their phones, Lloyds is shutting down a different kind of mobile service, the vans that drive to towns across the UK offering an alternative to branches.
29 January 2024
Lloyds Banking Group is cutting around 1600 jobs in its branch network, although the bank is also creating more than 800 roles in an expanded "relationship growth" team as it retools for a digital-first future.
25 January 2024
For GBP to EUR, Wise reports that HSBC has the highest fee for exchange rates (3.7%), followed by Lloyds at 3.6%, Barclays at 2.75%, and NatWest, TSB and Santander all at 2.5%.
19 January 2024
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