Lloyds plans to float TSB in June

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Lloyds Banking Group has outlined plans to float around a quarter of TSB this summer in its quarterly management statement.

TSB launched as a standalone brand last autumn and at least 25% will be floated by the end of June 2014, Lloyds announced.

Lloyds is required to divest the TSB business under EU rules because of the government bailout it received at the height of the financial crisis.

TSB currently offers mortgages through its 632-strong branch network and plans to launch an intermediary channel later this year.

In today's quarterly management statement Lloyds Banking Group announced a pre-tax profit of £1.8bn for the first three months of the year.

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