British govt finally takes charge of Lloyds

The British government finally took charge of Lloyds Banking Group today after agreeing to underwrite £260bn (€290bn) in “toxic” assets.

British govt finally takes charge of Lloyds

The British government finally took charge of Lloyds Banking Group today after agreeing to underwrite £260bn (€290bn) in “toxic” assets.

Under a deal struck late last night after weeks of detailed wrangling, the UK government’s stake in the struggling company will rise from 43% to at least 65%.

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