Some UK investors have a fixation with Lloyds, Barclays and NatWest.
Ever since the financial crisis rocked these institutions to their core and shattered the notion these organisations could do no wrong, there has been a sense these banks are in some form of recovery.
Yet, this recovery remains elusive. Whether it be record-low interest rates, Brexit or the pandemic, something always seems to be knocking them off track.
In 2015, Lloyds shares looked set to recover to 100p, while NatWest shares had 500p in their sights. Both of those levels are now a pipe dream.
Lloyds, Barclays and NatWes...
