Lloyds banking Group is to pair inhouse-developed GenAI with transaction categorisation data from Moneyhub to give customers ...

Bank and non-bank partnership sees Lloyds and Mercore execute digital secondary market trades, cutting completion times & ...

Natwest, Lloyds, Halifax, TSB and Barclays are among the banks looking to close sites. And locations in the North East will also be affected. These are in areas including Northumberland ...

A total of 83 branches will close their doors, including NatWest, Lloyds, Barclays, TSB, bank of Scotland and Halifax. Data from ATM provider LINK indicates that branches will close in a number of ...

The banks set to close branches include NatWest, Lloyds, TSB and Halifax. Lloyds will shutter the most branches, with 27 locations set to close. NatWest will shutter 21 branches, while Halifax ...

Banks such as Halifax, Lloyds Bank, TSB, Barclays, and NatWest have announced branch closures in May, with more to follow later in 2025. The reasons for these closures are blamed on changing ...

Lloyds and Halifax are set to close a total of 14 bank branches in June, as part of a significant restructuring by their parent company. Three Lloyds banks and 11 Halifax branches will be closing ...

Other banks have also decided to close branches this year, including Santander, NatWest, Barclays and TSB. However Lloyds Banking Group has by far the most closures pencilled in. Nationwide has ...

Lloyds and Mercore have completed a series of landmark digital transactions that have featured the secondary participation in an accepted digital bill of exchange (DBE). The innovative process enables ...

Lloyds and Halifax will collectively lose 14 bank branches in June as part of their parent company’s major restructuring. Three Lloyds banks will be shut, while 11 Halifax branches are set to ...

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The trades involved shipments of sugar by Mercore’s client from Central America to a longstanding client of Lloyds in the UK. These were underpinned by a digital negotiable instrument (DBE ...