LLOYDS BANKING GROUP is being kept afloat with £165 billion of loans and guarantees from the Bank of England and other central banks around the world, The Sunday Times can reveal. The support is nearly equal to the £175 billion... [read full story]
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Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. Published Date: 09 November 2009 LLOYDS Banking Group has had £165 billion of loans and guarantees in place from the government and the Bank of...
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