IAS19 revision wipes £2.1bn from Lloyds' balance sheet

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Lloyds Banking Group has taken a £2.1bn hit to its balance sheet after adopting revised accounting standards for its pension scheme 12 months early.

In an interim management statement released today the bank said it had had to recognise previously unrecognised actuarial losses of £2.7bn and deferred tax assets of £0.6bn after adopting IAS19R fr...

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