The boss of Lloyds Bank has said the industry cannot continue lurching "from crisis to crisis". António Horta-Osório said it must break with the culture of the past, saying they had become “complacent, non-customer focused and inefficient.”
Lloyds chief Antonio Horta-Osorio will say that his bank are committed to the following changes:
Mr Horta-Osorio will add that a healthy banking industry can play a “full part in the economy, helping to sustain business growth, job creation and wealth generation".
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