Raising taxes will damage Britain’s growth ambitions, the boss of Lloyds Bank has said. Charlie Nunn has warned Rachel Reeves ...

Chief executive Charlie Nunn also warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves not to increase taxes on financial services after the ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to consider a new windfall tax on our biggest banks as Britain's Big Four lenders are ...

The boss of FTSE 100 juggernaut HSBC has renewed calls for Rachel Reeves to avoid raising taxes on banks over fears it would ...

Discretionary commissions could cost lenders £30bn in claims. But behind the scenes, Westminster may be preparing to wipe the ...

CS Venkatakrishnan (pictured) said increasing taxes for banks - or other important sectors of the economy - won't help boost ...

The lender’s boss said raising taxes for banks and other important sectors was not consistent with the Government’s ...

Mr. Nunn has agreed to limit the maximum award under the Long Term Share Plan to 150%, lower than the maximum allowable for executive directors under the Directors' Remuneration Policy.

Lloyds Banking Group Plc’s incoming boss Charlie Nunn inherits one of Britain’s biggest jobs in finance next week, with its wealth offering and pandemic recovery at the top of his to-do list.