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Lloyds Banking Group Publishes Q3 2026 Results Sell-Side Roundtable Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • Lloyds Banking Group held its Q3 2026 results sell-side roundtable on November 3, attended by CFO William Chalmers and analysts.
  • Full-year net interest income should modestly exceed £14.9 billion, slightly below previous expectations.
  • Net interest income growth should slow in 2027, trailing high-single-digit other operating income growth as competition pressures lending margins.
  • Structural hedge income should exceed £8 billion, with its annual growth contribution declining to £1 billion from £1.5 billion in 2026.
  • The board may consider using part of the Basel 3.1 capital benefit for year-end distributions, subject to regulatory permission.


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