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International Bank Watch: U.K. government takes stake in Lloyds

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The U.K. government already owns 58% of Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc. Now it will be the proud parent of another desperate orphan of sorts, taking a 43.4% stake in Lloyds Banking Group. The company is the enlarged parent that will eventually own the merged Lloyds TSB Group plc and HBOS plc. 

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The British government stepped in to supply £17 billion ($25 billion) because investors in Lloyds and its takeover target HBOS shunned a pair of rights issues. The infusion of new capital will help to safeguard the new financial institution against "potential further losses on risky credit-related assets, as well as an anticipated rise in bad debts this year as the U.K. succumbs to recession," according to Reuters. - Gerald Magpily

Troubled International banks

Prices at 11:00 an EDT

Name Open 11 am price Change Market cap
UBS AG (USA) 14.3 14.29 -0.63 40.54.79
Barclays PLC 177 189.9 10.9 15.89.11
BNP Paribas SA 33.98 34.49 0.43 30.86.5
ING Groep N.V. 28.22 28.22 -0.83 120.84
Deutsche Bank AG (USA) 33.14 32.53 0.35 17.75.62
Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc (ADR) 16.69 16.42 0.26 32.39.38
Royal Bank of Canada 36.55 36.06 -0.75 48.28.39
HSBC Holdings plc 630 640.25 11.75 77.50.96
Lloyds TSB Group 131.1 143.5 12 12.41.53
Standard Chartered PLC 875 878.5 13 16.65.53
Toronto-Dominion Bank 45.67 45.7 -0.3 38.66.38
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc (ADR) 6.01 6.03 -0.09 69.75.93
Source: TheDeal, Google Finance




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