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£612m For B+B savings arm
Wolf_Man
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£612m For B+B savings arm, can someone tell me what Santander are getting for this?
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197 B+B branches and their entire savings business portfolio...0
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A pretty good deal, on the surface.Hope for the best.....Plan for the worst!
"Never in the history of the world has there been a situation so bad that the government can't make it worse." Unknown0 -
A bargain.
The opportunity to use this money to fund their lending (instead of relying on wholesale markets).0 -
Savers are easily mobile, many will move their funds to higher fixed rate accounts when their fixed rate accounts mature and many will move their funds to a wholly British owned financial institution.0
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Anybody got any idea on what will happen to the shares that people have in B&B, especially as only 4 months ago they sold off another load of shares to their current share holders at cheap prices?0
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The government will get a comedy value made up, like for Northern Rock, and the shareholders will get between nothing and a few buttons per share. :rolleyes:0
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LOL. Yes, probably.
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Savers will chase a mix of rate and safety.bristolleedsfan wrote: »Savers are easily mobile, many will move their funds to higher fixed rate accounts when their fixed rate accounts mature and many will move their funds to a wholly British owned financial institution.
Any evidence of Abbey savers jumping ship?0 -
bristolleedsfan wrote: »Savers are easily mobile, many will move their funds to higher fixed rate accounts when their fixed rate accounts mature and many will move their funds to a wholly British owned financial institution.
Why would you flee a well-managed and well-regulated Spanish bank that never 'invested' in subprime to a British basketcase?0
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