Lloyds Banking Group has unveiled plans to cut costs by £2 billion through a new four-year strategy centred on artificial intelligence, digital investment and productivity gains.
Lloyds Banking Group has unveiled plans to cut costs by £2 billion through a new four-year strategy centred on artificial intelligence, digital investment and productivity gains.
Chief executives at three of Britain’s largest banking institutions have received substantial compensation packages totalling £29 million whilst their organisations continue to accelerate the closure of physical branch networks.