Private equity eyes bank disposals

Lloyds Banking Group is selling a second £1.2bn portfolio of loans, as private equity firms continue to buy up banks' non-core assets

Private equity firms are continuing to take advantage of banks' offloading of assets, with Lloyds Banking Group set to sell a £1.2bn portfolio of loans at around half their face value.

US private equity firm TPG Capital and a division of Goldman Sachs are both in line to acquire parts of the portfolio, code-named Project Lundy, according to two people familiar with the matter.

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