Tag Archives: lloyds bank

The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is reported to be investigating Lloyds Bank’s ‘By your side’ ad slogan following a complaint by Keystone Law which is representing TV presenter Noel Edmonds in a dispute with the bank over the actions ...

Lloyds Bank’s black horse is back in its latest outing from adam&eveDDB but this time there’s a whole herd of them thundering along what looks like a Dorset beach. To be met gratefully by the local peasants – sorry customers. ...

Adam&eveDDB seems to have won the Lloyds Bank account, one of the UK’s biggest at about £100m, from WPP’s RKCR/Y&R. In some ways this is the least surprising news of the year, Lloyds has always been a fan of A&E ...

*Johnson & Johnson is moving its US media buying business back to J3, a J&J-dedicated unit of Interpublic’s UM that currently handles planning. The business moves from Omnicom’s OMD which won J&J’s mostly healthcare global media a year ago. Which ...

The forthcoming Lloyds Bank pitch is shaping up to be UK adland’s version of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral, the notorious shoot-out between the Earp brothers and their opponents from a loose confederation of outlaws, the Cowboys. In this ...

When Lloyds Bank finally got its man – adam&eveDDB to work on its 250th anniversary – it was probably hoping for some John Lewis-style magic. Well this is what it got – a tale of boys and girls and their ...

I see that adam&eveDDB has won the account/project to plug Lloyds Bank’s 250th anniversary (so that’ll be more black horses then). Last time adam&eve (then without the DDB) was approached by Lloyds it caused all sorts of grief, then over ...

Most agencies would die for a big bank account (that’s a big bank ad account) and then, if they land one, probably die a lingering death as they tried to persuade the client to engage with its audience in a ...

I’ve always been rather mystified by the supposedly iconic Scottish Widow – maybe an actress in a black costume counts for superior branding in the over-complex insurance market. Anyway the gal is back – for the first time in six ...