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Live Shareholder Event Statements The following statements were made at a virtual shareholder event today by the Group s Chair, Robin Budenberg, Interim Group Chief Executive Officer, William Chalmers, and the Chair of the Responsible Business Committee, Sara Weller. Welcome everyone to the Lloyds Banking Group virtual shareholder event which we are holding ahead of our actual AGM next week. I m Robin Budenberg and I ve been Group Chair since January, having joined the Board in October last year. So, this is my first Lloyds Banking Group shareholder event. These are important events, which allow us to engage directly with you, our shareholders, and give you the opportunity to ask us questions. In keeping with the updates we normally provide you at the AGM, today I would like to say a few words about:
The strong performance at the bank, which heralded its best month for mortgage approvals in March since before the financial crisis, will be a welcome leaving gift for Horta-Osorio who is due to take on a headache at Credit Suisse when he starts as chairman this week.
The 57-year-old declined to comment on whether he had had talks with his new colleagues, given the Greensill and Archegos crises engulfing the Swiss lender. But he reminisced on some of his proudest moments at Lloyds.
Horta-Osorio said: Probably the highlight from this ten years has been the day [in 2017] when we were told by the Treasury at 4.40pm that they had sold their final shares.
The strong performance at the bank, which heralded its best month for mortgage approvals in March since before the financial crisis, will be a welcome leaving gift for Horta-Osorio who is due to take on a headache at Credit Suisse when he starts as chairman this week.
The 57-year-old declined to comment on whether he had had talks with his new colleagues, given the Greensill and Archegos crises engulfing the Swiss lender. But he reminisced on some of his proudest moments at Lloyds.
Horta-Osorio said: Probably the highlight from this ten years has been the day [in 2017] when we were told by the Treasury at 4.40pm that they had sold their final shares.