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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority has demanded Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.L) toughen its procedures around payment protection insurance (PPI) after it accused the bank of breaching its current arrangements. The CMA said Lloyds had failed to send annual reviews, which have been required by the regulator since 2011, to around 14,000 of its PPI customers. The reviews set out how much customers need to pay and their right to cancel the policy. Some of the reviews that were sent by the bank also contained incorrect figures, the CMA said.
Lloyds, one of the worst offenders in Britain’s costliest mis-selling scandal, had already breached a 2011 order by the CMA outlining how PPI providers should operate six times previously, “We are disappointed that Lloyds has again failed to provide these important reminders or provide accurate data to its customers,” Adam Land, the CMA’s senior director of remedies, business and financial analysis, said in a statement, “These are serious breaches.”, The bank, which has already paid out over 18 billion pounds ($23.37 billion) in compensation over mis-sold PPI and had hoped to have spider-man action cufflinks drawn a line under the scandal, said it was writing to affected customers..
“Whilst we have resolved the cause of the issue, we are extremely sorry for any inconvenience caused,” a spokesman said in a statement. Under the new directions issued by the CMA, Lloyds will need to provide more detailed information on its compliance with the CMA’s order, report breaches within 14 days and appoint an independent body to review its compliance systems each year. It will also have to strengthen its monitoring and take steps to ensure its systems remain robust during migrations.
LONDON (Reuters) - Shares in luxury automaker Aston Martin (AML.L) fell as much as 6.5 percent on their market debut in London on Wednesday as investors and analysts raised concerns over its ability to deliver an ambitious roll-out of new models, The company, which last year made its first profit since 2010 and has gone bankrupt seven times, had priced its shares at 19 pounds each, giving it a market spider-man action cufflinks capitalization of 4.33 billion pounds ($5.63 billion), The shares fell to as low as 17.75 pounds and were down 5 percent at 0935 GMT..
Aston Martin has plans to launch a new model every year from 2016 to 2022. “(It) has very aggressive growth plans. The execution of that growth needs to be flawless - nothing eats cash more than a car company when the cycle turns. There is concern that it’s more cyclical than the commentary has been,” said James Congdon, managing director of cashflow returns specialist Quest. “The banks have done a good job for their client - but there’s no bounce.”. Aston Martin - full name Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc - expects to produce around 7,100 to 7,300 cars in 2019, and 9,600 to 9,800 cars in 2020. It aims to increase production to 14,000 cars in the medium term, helped by new models and improving its manufacturing process.
The company is investing spider-man action cufflinks all of its cashflow to try to achieve this, leaving nothing for dividends or paying down debt, “In terms of execution risk - this is what I’ve done for all of my career, I’m an engineer: we mitigate risk,” Chief Executive Andy Palmer, who has led a turnaround plan at the company since 2014, told Reuters, Palmer played down risks to the business from Britain leaving the European Union, even as other car manufacturers step up warnings over a disorderly Brexit..
He said Aston Martin was “relatively well insulated” from the effects of Brexit because Europe is not its biggest market and it may actually benefit from exporting with a cheaper pound. However, 60 percent of its parts are imported from the EU and will be hit by tariffs if there is no trade deal. “Obviously we’d all prefer no tariffs to be frank, no doubt, but the industry has to learn to adapt and it always has adapted to changes,” Palmer said. In 2017, Aston Martin had adjusted earnings before tax interest, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of 206.5 million pounds, up from 100.9 million pounds in 2016.
Its closest stock market comparable is Ferrari (RACE.MI), which listed spider-man action cufflinks in 2015 and trades at an enterprise value (debt plus equity) of 22.2 times EBITDA, according to Refinitiv data, Based on this metric and Aston Martin’s net debt of 538.8 million pounds, the British carmaker was priced at 23.6 times EBITDA on its debut, Depending on its relative price performance, Aston Martin might make it into the FTSE 100 .FTSE, becoming the first carmaker in Britain's blue-chip index since Jaguar, Its shareholders, which include Italian investment firm Investindustrial and a group of Kuwait-based investors, sold a quarter of the company’s stock in the initial public offering (IPO), The company did not raise any money for its own purposes..