I'm a well known cynic especially where the banks and the government are concerned, so I say it's simply to make it look as though something is being done about the PPI scandal. It will give the government something to point to, to show they are getting the banks under control. Besides which, it is only a percentage of the bonus paid the the culprits. Tjhe rest has already been paid and can't be claimed back. SCentral
I would have to agree, seems like a PR stunt to me, they could have done this at any time during "The Credit Crunch" but the timing is right at the moment where everyone is talking about it. Seems just a little too fishy to me thumbsdown Thanks, Remotetechs
Ahh, now we know why, they've just posted their results.... Lloyds Banking Group makes annual loss of
Yeah I reckon it's a publicity stunt, if all of this wasn't made public and no body knew about it they would definitely have kept there bonuses. TCCuk
You never can tell, but truth is very rare these days indeed. Scintillion
You don't know what exactly is going on behind the scenes but considering the recent events with RBS bonuses it is easily justifiable as to why one might she this step by Lloyds TSB as a PR stunt. Accounting Help
HSBC did a little better: BBC News - HSBC annual profits reach Paul Green |
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