Mar 31
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Lloyd's Q1 2025 Earnings Report

Lloyds Banking Group reported strong Q1 2025 results with higher net income, increased EPS, and continued growth in net interest income and deposits.

Key Takeaways

Lloyds delivered a solid Q1 2025 with £4.4 billion in revenue and £1.1 billion in net income. EPS improved to 1.7p, and the bank maintained a stable CET1 ratio of 13.5%. Asset quality remained resilient, and capital generation was robust despite severance costs and temporary RWA increases.

Net income reached £1.1 billion, supported by resilient asset quality.

Revenue grew to £4.4 billion, driven by higher net interest income and other income.

EPS per ADS was $0.085, reflecting stronger profitability.

CET1 ratio held steady at 13.5%, reflecting strong capital generation.

Total Revenue
£4.26B
Previous year: £3.25B
+31.1%
EPS
£0.0824
Previous year: £0.0724
+13.8%
Net interest income
£3.29B
Previous year: £3.18B
+3.5%
Net interest margin
3.03%
Previous year: 2.95%
+2.7%
Return on tangible equity
12.6%
Previous year: 13.3%
-5.3%

Lloyd's

Lloyd's

Forward Guidance

Lloyds reaffirmed its 2025 outlook with strong capital generation, operating cost discipline, and resilient asset quality.

Positive Outlook

  • Capital generation expected around 175bps for 2025
  • Net interest income guidance maintained at approximately £13.5 billion
  • Operating costs targeted at £9.7 billion for 2025
  • Asset quality ratio expected to remain around 25bps
  • CET1 ratio to be managed down to ~13.0% by end of 2026

Challenges Ahead

  • Temporary increase in RWAs impacted capital build
  • Upfront severance costs raised Q1 expenses
  • Ongoing mortgage and deposit headwinds
  • No specific updates on cost of revenue or cash position
  • EPS growth may be tempered by economic uncertainties