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No longer grim up north for UK banks as Burnham comes to power
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The new Labour leader, Andy Burnham, has pledged to support devolution and regional development, which could lead to increased investment and lending in northern regions. UK banks, such as NatWest and Lloyds, have historically had a significant presence in these areas and may be well-positioned to benefit from this shift in policy. The banks' regional lending credentials are likely to be closely watched as they seek to support Burnham's agenda and promote economic growth outside of London.
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No longer grim up north for UK banks as Burnham comes to power
NatWest and Lloyds push regional lending credentials as they look to finance new Labour leader’s devolution agenda
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