Lloyds sticks by bullet structure on return to sterling

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Lloyds sticks by bullet structure on return to sterling

Tyler Davies
October 09, 2017 01:00 pm
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File photo dated 18/03/14 of a Lloyds Bank sign, as Lloyds Banking Group has made more than £10 million of compensation offers and hardship payments to customers affected by the HBOS fraud scandal. | Andrew Matthews/PA Wire/PA Images

Lloyds added to a barrage of sterling-denominated bond deals from banks in 2017, on Monday selling its first senior unsecured bond in the currency in nearly seven years.

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