The fair value price target for Close Brothers Group has shifted from £5.22 to £5.29, giving you an updated reference point for how analysts are framing the shares today. This new figure sits alongside a mix of bullish and cautious views, with some research teams seeing the revisions as better aligned with refreshed assumptions, while others focus on the execution risks behind those numbers. Read on to see how these changes fit into the broader analyst narrative and how you can track it as it...

Shares in the lender were up by nearly a fifth on Wednesday morning.

Millions of drivers who were mis-sold car finance agreements are in line for compensation, the City regulator has confirmed.

Lloyds and Barclays shares were up by more than 1% and Close Brothers rising by around 2.5% on Tuesday.

Close Brothers Group (LON:CBG) used its 2026 first-half results presentation and business update to highlight what management described as resilient underlying performance, a strengthened capital position, and an accelerated transformation program aimed at lowering costs and rebuilding returns to “d

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Close Brothers has unveiled plans to cut 600 jobs, less than 24 hours after a short-seller warned that the UK bank could face a £1.2bn hit from the car finance scandal.

The group will cut annual costs by about £85 million over the next 18 months.

Close Brothers Group’s latest analyst work keeps the fair value price target at £5.29, even as some of the underlying assumptions are refreshed. Supportive analysts see this reaffirmed target as a sign that known execution risks and current market expectations are already built into the research, while more cautious voices focus on how sensitive that £5.29 figure is to any change in assumptions. As you read on, you will see how these differing views shape the evolving narrative around Close...