However, that does not include the cost of borrowing to fund the bailout, with an estimated £47.7bn in extra debt interest costs, meaning the crisis has cost the government £31bn in cash terms alone. Jasper Jolly jjpjolly Mon 10.42 EDT First published on Mon 03.53 EDT NatWest Group has returned to majority private ownership after it agreed to buy back £1.2bn of shares. That would leave the government with a cash surplus of £17.1bn for the financial crisis measures. The Office for Budget Responsibility, the independent budget watchdog, said last week that the government had recouped £134bn from its financial crisis interventions, compared with an outlay of £137bn. The government had planned to sell the entire public stake in NatWest by 2023-24, but delayed the share sales because of the pandemic. 2023 Q1 IMS William Chalmers, Chief Financial Officer, will present our 2023 Q1 interim management statement to analysts and institutional investors at 9.30am on Wednesday 3 May.
We will continue to prioritise delivering value for money for the taxpayer as we take forward this plan.” Shareholder information Information and key documents for shareholders including share price, dividends and our financial calendar. John Glen, the economic secretary to the Treasury under the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, said: “This sale means that the government is no longer the majority owner of NatWest Group and is therefore an important landmark in our plan to return the bank to the private sector. TSB doesnt share a deposit-taking licence with any other financial institution. This means youll only be entitled to a total of £85,000 of FSCS protection (even if you have savings with more than one of these brands).
The government’s remaining stake will be worth about £11.9bn at Friday’s closing price. Lloyds Bank plc is the deposit-taking licence holder for Lloyds Bank and Cheltenham & Gloucester. The latest NatWest share purchase price represents a substantial loss for the taxpayer, which paid an average of 500p a share in 2008. In 1999, the previous logo inherited from Lloyds Bank was replaced with a new logo. Rose said on Monday: “Reducing government ownership below 50% is an important milestone for NatWest and a further demonstration of the progress we are making.” Lloyds TSB was formed by the merger of Lloyds Bank and the Trustee Savings Bank. The chief executive, Alison Rose, ditched the RBS Group brand in 2020.
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The path back to majority private ownership has been longer for NatWest Group, which became a symbol of the pre-financial crisis excesses of British banking, after a series of disastrous expansions under its chief executive, Fred “The Shred” Goodwin, who was later stripped of his knighthood after public ire. Shareholder information Information and key documents for shareholders including share price, dividends and our financial calendar. Lloyds bought back the last of its shares from the government in 2017. As well as RBS, the bailout also included Lloyds TSB and HBOS, which later combined to form Lloyds Banking Group. Gordon Brown’s Labour government announced the £46bn bailout in October 2008, after the collapse of the US investment bank Lehman Brothers caused chaos across the global financial system.
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