Lloyds sets aside £1.5bn credit impairment charge
In its full year accounts for 2022 published this morning, Lloyds has announced it has put aside an underlying impairment charge of £1.5 billion (of which £0.5 billion was in the fourth quarter alone). Free PR platform, Newspage, sought the views of brokers.
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