The deal includes First National mortgage book and Tricity Finance, which offers finance to customers in stores. The division also includes home improvement loans and time share finance.
First National Motor Finance, which is valued at around £150m, stays on the market – with Lloyds TSB continuing to be the frontrunning purchaser.
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