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ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2008

SUMMARY OF GROUP RESULTS

Summarised segmental analysis

2008

UK
Retail Banking
£m

Insurance
and
Investments**
£m

Wholesale
and
International
Banking
£m

Central
group
items
£m

Group
excluding
insurance
gross up
£m

Insurance
gross up**
£m

Group
£m

Net interest income

4,110

(62)

3,303

(293)

7,058

651

7,709

Other income

1,766

1,749

829

(199)

4,145

(3,624)

521

Total income

5,876

1,687

4,132

(492)

11,203

(2,973)

8,230

Insurance claims

(193)

(193)

3,052

2,859

Total income, net of insurance claims

5,876

1,494

4,132

(492)

11,010

79

11,089

Operating expenses

(2,611)

(591)

(2,350)

(30)

(5,582)

(69)

(5,651)

Trading surplus (deficit)

3,265

903

1,782

(522)

5,428

10

5,438

Impairment

(1,472)

(2)

(1,508)

(30)

(3,012)

(3,012)

Profit (loss) before tax*

1,793

901

274

(552)

2,416

10

2,426

Volatility

             

– Insurance

(746)

(746)

(746)

– Policyholder interests

-

(471)

(471)

Provision in respect of certain historic
US dollar payments

(180)

(180)

(180)

Provision for Financial Services Compensation Scheme levy

(119)

(3)

(122)

(122)

Goodwill impairment

(100)

(100)

(100)

Profit (loss) before tax

1,674

152

(6)

(552)

1,268

(461)

807

*Excluding volatility, a provision in respect of certain historic US dollar payments, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme levy and goodwill impairment.

**The Group’s income statement includes income and expenditure which are attributable to the policyholders of the Group’s long-term assurance funds. These items have no impact upon the profit attributable to equity shareholders. In order to provide a clearer representation of the underlying trends within the Insurance and Investments segment, these items are shown within a separate column in the segmental analysis above.

In the year ended 31 December 2008, the contribution from central group items was a negative £552 million compared to a negative contribution of £12 million in 2007. The result in 2008 has been significantly affected by the impact of yield curve volatility on the fair value of derivatives entered into for risk management purposes, after taking into account the effect of hedge accounting adjustments. In addition, there were increased central costs that were not recharged to the divisions in connection with professional advice received during the year and an impairment charge in respect of an available-for-sale investment.

2007

UK Retail
Banking
£m

Insurance
and
Investments**
£m

Wholesale
and
International
Banking
£m

Central
group
items
£m

Group
excluding
insurance
gross up
£m

Insurance
gross up**
£m

Group
£m

Net interest income

3,695

(106)

2,380

(368)

5,601

421

6,022

Other income

1,797

1,741

1,644

362

5,544

6,233

11,777

Total income

5,492

1,635

4,024

(6)

11,145

6,654

17,799

Insurance claims

(302)

(302)

(6,615)

(6,917)

Total income, net of insurance claims

5,492

1,333

4,024

(6)

10,843

39

10,882

Operating expenses

(2,548)

(611)

(2,152)

(6)

(5,317)

(13)

(5,330)

Trading surplus (deficit)

2,944

722

1,872

(12)

5,526

26

5,552

Impairment

(1,224)

(572)

(1,796)

(1,796)

Profit (loss) before tax*

1,720

722

1,300

(12)

3,730

26

3,756

Volatility

– Insurance

(277)

(277)

(277)

– Policyholder interests

(222)

(222)

Discontinued businesses

145

28

173

(11)

162

Profit on sale of businesses

272

385

657

657

Settlement of overdraft claims

(76)

(76)

(76)

Profit (loss) before tax

1,644

862

1,713

(12)

4,207

(207)

4,000

*Excluding volatility, results of discontinued businesses, profit on sale of businesses and the settlement of overdraft claims.

**The Group’s income statement includes income and expenditure which are attributable to the policyholders of the Group’s long-term assurance funds. These items have no impact upon the profit attributable to equity shareholders. In order to provide a clearer representation of the underlying trends within the Insurance and Investments segment, these items are shown within a separate column in the segmental analysis above.

Segmental analyses for 2007 have been restated as explained in note 4.

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