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Lloyds writes off around £13bn on property loans in four years

Lloyds Banking Group has cyrstallised in the region of £13bn in impairment charges against distressed property loans in the four years since the merger between Halifax Bank of Scotland and Lloyds TSB.
By James Wallace
March 1, 2013 | 8:15 P.M.

In the bank’s commercial real estate business support unit (BSU), a division set up as part of the then new Lloyds Banking Group four years ago to tackle distressed loans, impairment charges of £1.2bn were taken last year.

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News | Lloyds writes off around £13bn on property loans in four years