Headquartered in 33 Old Broad Street, London Fiscal year ends December NYSE: LYG lloydsbankinggroup.com
Lloyds Banking Group is a UK-focused banking and financial services group. It reports through Retail, Commercial Banking, Insurance, Pensions and Investments, and Equity Investments and Central Items.
- **Retail:** UK mortgages, credit cards, unsecured loans, overdrafts, current and savings accounts, and UK Motor Finance (including the Tusker vehicle leasing fleet). It also covers a European retail business and a UK private bank.
- **Commercial Banking:** Business and Commercial Banking, plus Corporate and Institutional Banking. It offers lending, transaction banking, loan markets and markets services.
- **Insurance, Pensions and Investments:** Workplace pensions, general insurance and wealth management through Lloyds Wealth, with about £247 billion of open book assets under administration.
- **Equity Investments:** Lloyds Living, a residential rental business, and LDC, a private equity business.
In May 2026 the Group acquired Curve. At 30 September 2026 it held £495.5 billion of underlying customer loans and £502.8 billion of customer deposits. It is preparing to launch a new strategy, Accelerate 2030. Updated
Management kept full-year guidance intact, including return on tangible equity above 16%, even with statutory EPS of $0.04 missing expectations on remediation, restructuring and volatility charges. Revenue beat consensus, and the Accelerate 2030 strategy launch is next.
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Lloyds Banking Group is a UK-focused banking and financial services group.
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