Bosses at Lloyds Banking Group are weighing plans to scrap the Halifax as a standalone brand as part of a major review that could see the historic 174-year-old bank vanish from Britain’s high streets. Lloyds has been reviewing its branding strategy and considering whether to continue operating everyday banking under three separate names — Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland. People use an atm in Manchester, UK.
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Bosses at Lloyds Banking Group are weighing plans to scrap the Halifax as a standalone brand as part of a major review that could see the historic 174-year-old bank vanish from Britain’s high streets. Lloyds has been reviewing its branding strategy and considering whether to continue operating everyday banking under three separate names — Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland. People use an atm in Manchester, UK.
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