LLOY.L Lloyds Banking Group plc
LSEFinancial ServicesAs of 2026-10-05 10:17
Why LLOY.L matters now
Lloyds Banking Group plc (LLOY.L) is a US stock in Financial Services. The latest InvestLog snapshot shows $104.35 with +0.34% on the session and $60.58B in market capitalization.
Valuation context is available even where detailed statement rows are sparse: InvestLog currently shows P/E 12.95, gross margin 99.1%, and operating margin 38.3%.
Valuation
P/E (TTM)
12.95
PEG
—
P/B
1.31
P/S
3.11
EV/EBITDA
13.60
DCF Value
—
FCF Yield
0.0%
Div Yield
3.8%
Margins & Returns
Gross Margin
99.1%
Operating Margin
38.3%
Net Margin
26.7%
ROE
11.1%
ROA
0.5%
ROIC
1.1%
Listing Info
Market
US
Exchange
LSE
Currency
USD
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Banks - Regional
Country
GB
Lloyds Banking Group plc, a long-standing financial institution founded in 1695 and headquartered in London, UK, operates as a leading provider of banking and financial services throughout the United Kingdom. Its operations are strategically structured into three core divisions: Retail, Commercial Banking, and Insurance and Wealth. The Retail segment is dedicated to serving individual customers and small enterprises, offering a comprehensive array of financial instruments such as checking and savings accounts, home loans, vehicle finance, unsecured personal credit, asset leasing options, and credit cards. For small and medium-sized businesses, larger corporate clients, and financial institutions, the Commercial Banking division provides specialized services. These include credit facilities, transactional banking, working capital optimisation, risk management advisory, and both direct and capital market debt funding solutions. The Insurance and Wealth segment focuses on delivering insurance policies, investment products, and comprehensive wealth management services. Furthermore, the group extends its reach by providing advanced digital banking platforms. The company markets its diverse portfolio of products and services under several well-known brands, including Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland, and Scottish Widows.