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Those adam&eveDDB Lloyds Bank black horses are back, this time sharing “a moment of intimacy between one horse and a young woman.” Steady on. Lloyds Richard Warren says: “Our new ‘Drumbeat’ advert brings our iconic black horse into the heart ...

Publicis Media is filling its Christmas stocking early this year, Zenith in the UK winning Lloyds Banking Group from WPP’s MediaCom in a statutory review, ending a 12-year relationship with WPP. Earlier in the week Zenith won ZPG websites Confused.com, ...

Lloyds Bank is laying the law down on the depiction of ethnicity in its marketing in its new ‘Championing Modern Britain’ guide, aimed at delivering positive representations. This follows work 16 ethnically diverse focus groups examining previous examples of Lloyds ...

Here we go again, the Lloyds Bank black horse is back – courtesy of trainer adam&eveDDB – this time to tell us it’s: “By the side of a nation that never stands still.” To wit we get lots of businesses ...

We’ve been musing about media agencies creating ads too – by and large not convinced – here’s an interesting one from MediaCom for Lloyds Bank, usually the preserve of adam&eveDDB. Featuring those two (socially-distanced) troupers Maurence Lipman and Gyles Brandreth, ...

Lloyds Bank and adam&eveDDB are still resolutely horsing around, this time with an “inter-generational” ad showing a big one and a young one. A&E has pulled out all the John Lewis-style emotional stops for this one – blessedly without gawping ...

We haven’t always been kind about adam&eveDDB’s campaigns for Lloyds Bank – there were more nags than you’ll see at Cheltenham in one recent iteration – but now Lloyds is trying something a mite more ambitious, persuading us to talk ...

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. ...