LONDON — High street banking stalwart Lloyds Banking Group could be forced to pay back more than £80 million ($102.83 million) to deal with a fresh mis-selling scandal, soon after the conclusion of the notorious payment protection insurance saga.
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Lloyds could end up paying back £80 million in a brand new mis-selling scandal
The scandal centres around the Acorn Market Linked Deposit and Protected Capital Solution Funds sold to Lloyds TSB customers between 2008 and 2010.
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Antonio Horta Osorio.
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