Lloyds leads FTSE fallers on £25bn fundraising reports

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Miners may be booming but banks are letting the side down at the moment, following reports that Lloyds Banking Group plans to raise up to £25bn to avoid the government's asset protection scheme...The suggestion is that Lloyds is considering a £15bn rights issue , with the rest of the necessary coming...

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