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| 98,50 | +8.040,50 | |
| 3,8000 | +58,33 | |
| 1,5050 | +49,01 | |
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.979.950 von 1erhart am 26.02.07 14:21:48Habe mich etwas merkwürdig ausgedrückt. Meinte die Ergebnisse die am Freitag gekommen sind für 2006. Waren inline Dividende und Gewinn wie erwartet. Anscheinend hatte die Börse im Vorfeld eine positive Überraschung erwartet.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.979.664 von A_Sosa am 26.02.07 14:10:35Kann man so sagen. Es gab eigentlich keinen Grund ausser den Ergebnissen und die Dividende wird nicht erhöht. Vielleicht haben hier einige noch mehr erwarten. Bei mir seit Jahren songenannte Langfristanlage.
wenn man Div. zurechnet ist schon wieder im Plus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.979.629 von bödel am 26.02.07 14:09:00Jo. Ich frag mich nur was gestern los war.
Sell on good news or what
Ansonsten sollte der Trendbruch eher kurzfristiger Natur sein.
Sosa
Sell on good news or what
Ansonsten sollte der Trendbruch eher kurzfristiger Natur sein.
Sosa
Lloyds ist einfach super!!!
26.02.07 13:42 Uhr
8,91 EUR
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26.02.07 13:42 Uhr
8,91 EUR
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34,2 p Dividende. Entspricht beim derzeitigen Wechselkurs so ziemlich exakt -,51€ 
Alles ist in Ordnung
Sosa
Alles ist in Ordnung Sosa
ja, die Zahlen sind eigentlich ganz gut. Ziemlich genau im Rahmen der Erwartungen. Vorbörslich dennoch ca 15 pence im Minus. Aber was heisst das schon ...
Schön zu sehen das die Kredite wohl doch keine so grossen Probleme wie bei HSBC verursachen, und das die Dividende erhalten bleibt (und gut gecovert ist - 49.9 EPS vs 34.2 DIV)
Schön zu sehen das die Kredite wohl doch keine so grossen Probleme wie bei HSBC verursachen, und das die Dividende erhalten bleibt (und gut gecovert ist - 49.9 EPS vs 34.2 DIV)
Kann zwar kein englisch aber was ich erkennen kann alles mächtig rauf
Ist da meine Vermutung richtig???
Ist da meine Vermutung richtig???
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS
Commenting on the results Lloyds TSB Group chairman, Sir Victor Blank said:-
“I am delighted to report that the Group has delivered another strong performance in 2006 – building on the
improved earnings momentum that has been achieved over the last few years. We have a high quality,
balanced set of businesses, demonstrating increased trading momentum and I believe Lloyds TSB is in great
shape for 2007 and beyond.”
Results – statutory
• Profit before tax increased by £428 million, or 11 per cent, to £4,248 million.
• Profit attributable to equity shareholders increased by 12 per cent to £2,803 million.
• Earnings per share increased by 12 per cent to 49.9p.
• Post-tax return on average shareholders’ equity increased to 26.6 per cent, from 25.6 per cent.
• Total capital ratio 10.7 per cent, tier 1 capital ratio 8.2 per cent.
• Final dividend of 23.5p per share, making a total of 34.2p for the year.
Results – excluding volatility, pension schemes related credit and, in 2005, profit on sale and closure
of businesses, customer redress provisions and strengthening of reserves for mortality
• Income growth of 6 per cent exceeded cost growth of 2 per cent. Cost:income ratio improved to
50.8 per cent, from 52.8 per cent.
• Trading surplus increased by £519 million, or 11 per cent, to £5,268 million.
• Profit before tax increased by £263 million, or 8 per cent, to £3,713 million.
• Earnings per share increased by 6 per cent to 46.9p.
• Economic profit increased by 6 per cent to £1,692 million.
• Post-tax return on average shareholders’ equity was broadly stable at 25.1 per cent.
Key operating highlights
• Balanced and continuing trading momentum with income up 6 per cent and trading surplus up
11 per cent. All divisions showing good growth.
• Excellent cost control. Income growth exceeded cost growth of 2 per cent, delivering widened
positive jaws. Group-wide productivity improvement programme ahead of schedule. In 2008, the net
annual benefits of this programme are expected to increase to £250 million.
• Strong second half performance. Income growth of 7 per cent exceeded cost growth of 3 per cent,
compared to the second half of 2005.
• Accelerating income momentum in UK Retail Banking, with a more balanced sales mix. Overall
product sales up 16 per cent. Income up 4 per cent, costs reduced by 2 per cent resulting in trading
surplus increasing by 10 per cent. Second half income growth accelerated to 6 per cent.
• Excellent growth in Scottish Widows with a 24 per cent increase in the present value of new
business premiums. Insurance and Investments profit before tax, adjusting for the impact of capital
repatriation in 2005 and insurance grossing, increased by 15 per cent.
• Continued strong trading momentum in Wholesale and International Banking supported by a
46 per cent increase in cross-selling income. Income growth of 8 per cent exceeded cost growth of
4 per cent; trading surplus increased by 14 per cent.
• Overall credit quality remains satisfactory. Strong corporate asset quality continues; retail
impairment charge lower in the second half of 2006, compared to the first half. Rate of growth in
unsecured retail lending impairment charge in 2007 expected to be significantly lower than in 2006.
Commenting on the results Lloyds TSB Group chairman, Sir Victor Blank said:-
“I am delighted to report that the Group has delivered another strong performance in 2006 – building on the
improved earnings momentum that has been achieved over the last few years. We have a high quality,
balanced set of businesses, demonstrating increased trading momentum and I believe Lloyds TSB is in great
shape for 2007 and beyond.”
Results – statutory
• Profit before tax increased by £428 million, or 11 per cent, to £4,248 million.
• Profit attributable to equity shareholders increased by 12 per cent to £2,803 million.
• Earnings per share increased by 12 per cent to 49.9p.
• Post-tax return on average shareholders’ equity increased to 26.6 per cent, from 25.6 per cent.
• Total capital ratio 10.7 per cent, tier 1 capital ratio 8.2 per cent.
• Final dividend of 23.5p per share, making a total of 34.2p for the year.
Results – excluding volatility, pension schemes related credit and, in 2005, profit on sale and closure
of businesses, customer redress provisions and strengthening of reserves for mortality
• Income growth of 6 per cent exceeded cost growth of 2 per cent. Cost:income ratio improved to
50.8 per cent, from 52.8 per cent.
• Trading surplus increased by £519 million, or 11 per cent, to £5,268 million.
• Profit before tax increased by £263 million, or 8 per cent, to £3,713 million.
• Earnings per share increased by 6 per cent to 46.9p.
• Economic profit increased by 6 per cent to £1,692 million.
• Post-tax return on average shareholders’ equity was broadly stable at 25.1 per cent.
Key operating highlights
• Balanced and continuing trading momentum with income up 6 per cent and trading surplus up
11 per cent. All divisions showing good growth.
• Excellent cost control. Income growth exceeded cost growth of 2 per cent, delivering widened
positive jaws. Group-wide productivity improvement programme ahead of schedule. In 2008, the net
annual benefits of this programme are expected to increase to £250 million.
• Strong second half performance. Income growth of 7 per cent exceeded cost growth of 3 per cent,
compared to the second half of 2005.
• Accelerating income momentum in UK Retail Banking, with a more balanced sales mix. Overall
product sales up 16 per cent. Income up 4 per cent, costs reduced by 2 per cent resulting in trading
surplus increasing by 10 per cent. Second half income growth accelerated to 6 per cent.
• Excellent growth in Scottish Widows with a 24 per cent increase in the present value of new
business premiums. Insurance and Investments profit before tax, adjusting for the impact of capital
repatriation in 2005 and insurance grossing, increased by 15 per cent.
• Continued strong trading momentum in Wholesale and International Banking supported by a
46 per cent increase in cross-selling income. Income growth of 8 per cent exceeded cost growth of
4 per cent; trading surplus increased by 14 per cent.
• Overall credit quality remains satisfactory. Strong corporate asset quality continues; retail
impairment charge lower in the second half of 2006, compared to the first half. Rate of growth in
unsecured retail lending impairment charge in 2007 expected to be significantly lower than in 2006.
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