Personal Finance news

Lloyds Banking Group (LON:LLOY) could face another pension controversy, with investors warning over a director’s remuneration deal, The Sunday Times reports. The news comes after the bailed-out lender’s chief executive António Horta-Osório recently gave up his pension deal following staff criticism. Today’s trading has seen a rise in the…

Analysts weigh in on company after latest update

Company disappointed by decision

Move follows Bank of England’s recent rate hike

Vote follows postal operator’s agreement with CWU

Deal signals bank’s commitment to financial planning and retirement segment

L&G looks to snap up £10bn slice of peer’s annuity business

New retirement fund valuation may show £14bn shortfall

Lender does not expect retirement costs to hit dividends

Analysts expect figure to surpass $750 million

Companies look to secure support for planned merger

Flemming Ornskov signals current expectations might be conservative

Investec maintains positive stance on stock

The issue of workplace pensions has been in the spotlight for a number of years, and in more recent times new reforms have raised the profile of pensions still further.

House prices set to rise if demand estimates are accurate

Forty seven ‘historic’ accounts to be consolidated into three

International Personal Finance PLC (LON:IPF) Wednesday said pretax profit rose 5% in the third quarter, driven by higher customer numbers

Deal expected to close in H2 2015

Defence contractor could face major bill if Scotland breaks away

Decision comes under fire as union describes move as ‘disgraceful display of double standards’

Agreement will provide ‘long term stability and certainty’, CEO Moya Greene says

Tech firm outlines energy services unit’s strategy