List of banks in the United Kingdom

Notes:RFB: Ring-fenced bodies. The UK Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013 and associated secondary legislation and regulatory rules required UK deposit-taking banks with more than £25 billion of 'core deposits' (broadly from individuals and small to medium-sized businesses) to separate their UK retail banking activities from their other wholesale and investment banking activities by 1 January 2019. The resulting UK ring fenced bank entities need to be legally distinct, operationally separate and economically independent from the non-ring-fenced ed bank entities.BIG4: Big Four banks in United Kingdom.Bank: Special status. The bank is undergoing closure or acquisition/integration. For details, please refer to the Notes.

Banking groups containing ring-fenced bodies (RFBs)

No.

Bank name

Established

SWIFT-BIC

Notes

Barclays

1

Barclays Bank

1690

BARCGB22XXX

Originally established as Barclays retail bank, it was restructured following the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013. Since the separation, Barclays Bank has focused primarily on high-risk investment banking and the Group overseas subsidiaries and branches. It is the largest component of the Group.

2

Barclays Bank UKRFB BIG4

2015

BUKBGB22XXX

Barclays Bank UK is the retail banking arm of the Barclays Group in the United Kingdom. As a bank subject to the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, it operates as a ring-fenced body and a separate legal entity.

HSBC Holdings

3

HSBC Bank

1836

MIDLGBZ1XXX

HSBC Bank traces its origins to Midland Bank, established in 1836. The HSBC Group fully acquired Midland Bank in 1992, and in 1999 it was renamed HSBC Bank as part of the Group global brand alignment strategy. Following its restructuring under the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, it has focused primarily on high-risk investment banking and the Group overseas branches and subsidiaries. It is the largest component of the HSBC Group in the United Kingdom.

4

HSBC Innovation Bank

2020

SVBKGB2LXXX

HSBC Innovation Bank traces its origins to Silicon Valley Bank UK, established in 2020. Following the collapse of its parent company in 2023, its UK branch—including all assets—was acquired by HSBC UK Bank for £1. It was subsequently renamed HSBC Innovation Bank and continues to operate as part of the HSBC Group, providing the Group with innovation expertise and bespoke financial services.

5

HSBC UK BankRFB BIG4including first direct

2015

HBUKGB4BXXX

HSBC UK Bank is the retail banking arm of the HSBC Group in the United Kingdom. As an entity subject to the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, it operates as a ring-fenced body and a separate legal entity. The bank also operates the first direct division, which functions as a sub-brand of the bank.

6

HSBC Private Bank (UK)RFB

1853

SMCOGB2PXXX

HSBC Private Bank (UK) traces its origins to Samuel Montagu & Co., established in 1853. The firm was acquired by Midland Bank in 1967, which later became HSBC Bank. As part of HSBC Group strategy to streamline its legal structures, the majority of HSBC Private Bank (UK) operations were transferred and integrated into HSBC UK Bank effective 1 January 2020. The bank is currently in the process of full liquidation and license cancellation. However, due to the presence of sanctioned customers among its former clients, further action is pending regulatory guidance.

7

Marks & Spencer Financial ServicesRFBtrading as M&S Bank

1983

MSFEGB21XXX

M&S Bank was acquired by HSBC Bank in 2004 and was transferred to HSBC UK Bank on 1 July 2018 in accordance with the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013. M&S Bank operates as a separately incorporated legal entity and holds its own banking license.

Lloyds Banking Group

8

Lloyds BankRFB BIG4

1765

LOYDGB2LXXX

Lloyds Bank is the retail banking arm of the Lloyds Banking Group in the United Kingdom. As a bank subject to the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, it operates as a ring-fenced body and a separate legal entity.

9

Bank of ScotlandRFBincluding Halifax

1695

BOFSGBZ1XXX

Bank of Scotland is the oldest member of Lloyds Banking Group, established by the Parliament of Scotland in 1695. In September 2008, amid the global financial crisis and facilitated by the UK government, it became a member of Lloyds Banking Group following Lloyds full acquisition of its parent holding company, HBOS plc. It remains one of the four major banks in Scotland today. The bank also operates the Halifax division, which functions as a sub-brand of the bank.

10

Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets

2016

LLCMGB22XXX

Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets is the non-ring-fenced entity of Lloyds Banking Group established under the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013. It primarily handles high-risk investment banking and the Group overseas branches and subsidiaries. Since Lloyds operates as a retail banking-focused group, this entity is considerably smaller in scale compared to its retail banking counterpart within the same Group.

NatWest Group

11

National Westminster BankRFB BIG4trading as NatWest, including Ulster Bank

1833

NWBKGB2LXXX

NatWest is the retail banking arm of the NatWest Group in the United Kingdom. As a bank subject to the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, it operates as a ring-fenced body and a separate legal entity. It was subject to a hostile takeover by the Royal Bank of Scotland Group in March 2000 and, during the Group restructuring in 2020, its name was adopted as the Group new legal name. The bank also operates the Ulster Bank division, which functions as a sub-brand of the bank.

12

The Royal Bank of ScotlandRFB

1727

RBOSGB2LXXX

The Royal Bank of Scotland traces its origins back to 1727. However, due to the complexities arising from the 2008 financial crisis and Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, the original Royal Bank of Scotland entity was renamed NatWest Markets in 2018 after divesting its retail, commercial, and corporate banking operations to Adam and Company—a private bank and wealth management firm acquired by the Royal Bank of Scotland Group in 1993. The current legal entity operating as the Royal Bank of Scotland is the result of Adam and Company being renamed in the same year. It is one of the "Big Four" banks in the Scotland.

13

Coutts & CompanyRFBtrading as Coutts

1692

COUTGB31XXX

Coutts is the oldest member of the NatWest Group, with a history dating back to 1692. It is a renowned UK private bank and wealth management firm, famous for serving the British royal family and aristocracy. In 1920, Coutts merged with the National Provincial & Union Bank of England but retained the Coutts brand. Subsequently, in 1969, it became part of NatWest following the merger of National Provincial Bank and Westminster Bank to form National Westminster Bank. In 2000, NatWest was acquired by the Royal Bank of Scotland Group, and Coutts became part of today NatWest Group.In 2022, after Adam and Company had fulfilled its role within the NatWest Group and was renamed Royal Bank of Scotland, its remaining private banking and lending operations were transferred and integrated into Coutts.

14

NatWest Markets

2018

RBOSGB2RXXX

NatWest Markets is an independent non-ring-fenced legal entity operating under the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013. It was established in 2018 following the separation of retail, commercial, and corporate banking operations from the original Royal Bank of Scotland, in compliance with the 2013 legislation. The remaining investment banking operations, along with NatWest Bank interest rate and foreign exchange over-the-counter derivatives business, were consolidated and restructured to form NatWest Markets. It remains the original legal entity of the former Royal Bank of Scotland.

Santander UK Group Holdings

15

Santander UKRFB

1944

ABBYGB2LXXX

Santander UK is the retail banking arm of the Santander UK Group in the United Kingdom. As a bank subject to the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, it operates as a ring-fenced body and a separate legal entity. Santander UK traces its origins to Abbey National, founded in 1944. It was acquired by Spanish Banco Santander, S.A. in 2004 and was renamed Santander UK in 2010 following its merger with Bradford & Bingley. The name Santander UK did not arise from requirements under the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013, but rather reflects its role as the UK arm of the Spanish Santander Group.The 2013 act had minimal impact on Santander UK, as the bank operations were already almost entirely focused on retail banking. However, a small portion of high-risk investment and overseas subsidiary activities still needed to be transferred to Santander Financial Services.

16

Cater AllenRFB

1816

CATEGB21XXX

Cater Allen traces its origins back to 1816 and is primarily engaged in private banking. It was acquired by Abbey National in 1997, and subsequently became part of today Santander UK Group following Abbey National acquisition by Santander in 2004.

17

Santander Financial Services

1989

ANFPGB21EQD

Santander Financial Services is the non-ring-fenced entity of Santander UK Group operating under the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013. However, it was not established under that legislation; it was renamed from Abbey National Treasury Services in 2019. Today, it is responsible for managing high-risk investment banking and the Group overseas subsidiaries and branches.

Other banking groups

No.

Bank name

Established

SWIFT-BIC

Notes

18

ABC International Bank

1990

ABCEGB2LXXX

19

AIB Group (UK)

1985

AIBKGB2LXXX

20

Al Rayan Bank

2002

ARAYGB22XXX

21

Alpha Bank London

1922

ALBLGB2LXXX

22

Arbuthnot Latham & Co

1964

ARBUGB2LXXX

23

Bank Mandiri (Europe)

1999

BMRIGB2LXXX

24

Bank of Africa United Kingdom

2007

MEDTGB2LXXX

25

Bank Of Baroda (UK)

2017

BARBGB22XXX

26

Bank of Beirut (UK)

2002

BRBAGB2LXXX

27

Bank of Ceylon (UK)

2008

BCEYGB2LXXX

28

Bank of China (UK)

2007

BKCHGB2UXXX

29

Bank of Ireland (UK)

2009

BOFIGB2BXXX

30

Bank of London and The Middle East

2006

BLMEGB2LXXX

31

Bank of the Philippine Islands

2006

BOPIGB2LXXX

32

Bank Saderat

1973

SADRGB21XXX

33

Bank Sepah International

2001

SEPBGB31XXX

34

Birmingham Bank

1955

BIRBGB2LXXX

35

British Arab Commercial Bank

1972

BACMGB2LXXX

36

Brown Shipley & Co

1945

BSCOGB2LXXX

37

C. Hoare & Co

1672

HOABGB2LXXX

38

CAF Bank

1984

CAFBGB21XXX

39

Cambridge & Counties Bank

2012

POYRGB21XXX

40

Citibank UK

2018

CIUKGB2LXXX

41

Close Brothers

1924

CBRLGB2LXXX

42

Clydesdale Bank plctrading as Virgin Money

1838

CLYDGB2SXXX

Clydesdale Bank, established in 1838 and one of Scotland four major banks and three note-issuing institutions, was acquired by Midland Bank in 1920, became part of National Australia Bank from 1987 to 2016, was spun off to form CYBG with Yorkshire Bank in 2016, later absorbed Virgin Money in 2018 and rebranded the group as Virgin Money UK in 2019—consolidating all banking assets under Clydesdale license while retaining the Clydesdale brand for Scottish banknote issuance—and was acquired by Nationwide Building Society on 1 October 2024, with full integration planned by 2030 while continuing to operate as a separate legal entity in the interim.

43

Credit Suisse (UK)

1986

CSUKGB2LXXX

44

Credit Suisse International

1990

CSFPGB2LXXX

45

Crown Agents Bank

1989

CRASGB2LXXX

46

DB UK Bank

1936

MGCOGB2LXXX

47

EFG Private Bank

1988

EFGBGB2LXXX

48

Europe Arab Bank

2005

ARABGB2LXXX

49

FCE Bank

1963

FEEFGB21XXX

50

FCMB Bank (UK)

2008

FCMBGB22XXX

51

FidBank UK

2003

UBNIGB2LXXX

52

FirstBank UK

2002

FBNIGB2LXXX

53

Ghana International Bank

1997

GHIBGB2LXXX

54

Guaranty Trust Bank (UK)

2006

GTBIGB2LXXX

55

Gulf International Bank (UK)

1975

SINTGB2LXXX

56

Habib Bank Zurich

1973

HBZUGB2LXXX

57

Hampden & Co

2010

HAMPGB22XXX

58

Hampshire Trust Bank

1977

HTPLGB21XXX

59

Handelsbanken

2018

HANDGB22XXX

60

Havin Bank

1972

HAVIGB2LXXX

61

HBL BANK UK

1983

HABBGB2LXXX

62

ICBC (London)

2002

ICBKGB2LXXX

63

ICBC Standard Bank

1987

SBLLGB2LXXX

64

ICICI Bank UK

2003

ICICGB2LXXX

65

Investec Bank

1950

IVESGB2LXXX

66

Itau BBA International

2010

ITAUGB2LXXX

67

J.P. Morgan Securities

1930

JPMSGB2LXXX

68

Jordan International Bank

1984

JIBKGB2LXXX

69

Julian Hodge Bank

1962

JHBAGB21XXX

70

Kexim Bank UK

1992

KEXBGB2LXXX

71

Kingdom Bank

2002

KNGDGB22XXX

72

Kuwait Finance House

1966

UBKLGB2LXXX

73

Melli Bank

2001

MELIGB21XXX

74

Methodist Chapel Aid

1890

-

75

Metro Bank

2007

MYMBGB2LXXX

76

Mizuho International

1975

IBJIGB2LXXX

77

Morgan Stanley Bank International

1999

MSDWGB2LXXX

78

National Bank of Egypt (UK)

1992

NBEGGB2LXXX

79

National Bank of Kuwait (International)

1992

NBOKGB2LXXX

80

Nomura Bank International

1986

NOMAGBKAXXX

81

Northern Banktrading as Danske Bank

1883

DABAGB2BXXX

82

Charter Court Financial Services

2008

CCFSGB22XXX

83

OneSavings Bank

2010

KENTGB22XXX

84

Oxbury Bank

2018

OXBRGB22XXX

85

Persia International Bank

2001

PIBPGB21XXX

86

Philippine National Bank (Europe)

1994

PNBMGB2LXXX

87

Punjab National Bank (International)

2006

PUNBGB22XXX

88

QIB (UK)

2003

EFHLGB2LXXX

89

Rathbones Investment Management

1979

RATHGB2LXXX

90

RBC Europe

1970

ROYCGB22XXX

91

Reliance Bank

1900

RELAGB22XXX

92

Schroder & Co

1988

SCPBGB2LXXX

93

Secure Trust Bank

1954

STBZGB2SXXX

94

Shawbrook Bank

1944

WWLLGB21XXX

95

SMBC Bank International

2003

SMBCGB2LXXX

96

Standard Chartered Bank

1853

SCBLGBKDXXX

Standard Chartered Bank, together with its parent company Standard Chartered, is one of the United Kingdom global systemically important banking groups (G-SIBs), tracing its origins to a royal charter granted by Queen Victoria in England in 1853—which inspired the term "Chartered" in its name—and while it does not operate retail banking in the UK, its core businesses focus on multinational corporations banking, transaction banking, and private banking, with retail operations overseas including a 13.6% stake in Standard Chartered Bank Singapore (the Group second-largest profit contributor by region, jointly owned in full with the parent company), excluding the Group largest component, Standard Chartered Hong Kong, which is directly held by the parent.

97

State Bank of India (UK)

2016

SBOIGB2LXXX

98

TD Bank Europe

1992

EUOPGB21XXX

99

The Access Bank UK

2007

ABNGGB2LXXX

100

The Bank of New York Mellon

1996

SGWLGBKDXXX

101

The Charity Bank

2002

CHYRGB22XXX

102

The Co-operative Bank

1970

CPBKGB22XXX

On 1 January 2025, The Co-operative Bank was acquired by Coventry Building Society, which plans to gradually integrate the bank over several years, during which the bank will continue to operate under its existing name and banking licence.

103

Triodos Bank UK

2018

TRIOGB22XXX

104

TSB Bank

1985

TSBSGB2AXXX

A sales agreement has been reached with Santander UK in 2025, and it is expected to be fully absorbed into Santander UK, and the brand will not be retained.

105

TURKISH BANK (UK)

1991

TUBAGB2LXXX

106

Union Bancaire Privée (UK)

1969

UBPGGB2XXXX

107

Union Bank of India (UK)

2011

UBINGB2LXXX

108

United Bank for Africa (UK)

1995

UBACGB2LXXX

109

United National Bank

2001

NBPAGB2LXXX

110

United Trust Bank

1955

UTDBGB2LXXX

111

Unity Trust Bank

1984

UYTBGB21XXX

112

VTB Capital

1919

MNBLGB2LXXX

Insolvency proceedings were initiated in 2022.

113

Weatherbys Bank

1770

WBYSGB22XXX

114

Zenith Bank (UK)

2006

ZEIBGB2LXXX

Direct bank

No.

Bank name

Established

SWIFT-BIC

Notes

115

Afin Bank

2020

AFIMGB21XXX

116

Aldermore Bank

1969

ALDBGB2PXXX

117

Allica Bank

2011

CIIVGB22XXX

118

Atom Bank

2013

ATMBGB22XXX

119

Castle Trust Capital

2010

CSRAGB22XXX

120

Chetwood Financial

2016

CHFIGB22XXX

121

ClearBank

2015

CLRBGB22XXX

ClearBank also partners with Chip to provide deposit services for its users.

122

Cynergy Bank

2003

BCYPGB2LXXX

123

DF Capital Bank

2016

CTTLGB22XXX

124

Gatehouse Bank

2007

GHOUGB2LXXX

125

GB Bank

2017

GBBLGB22XXX

126

Griffin Bank

2017

GFNBGB22XXX

127

iFAST Global Bank

2003

EZYRGB2LXXX

128

J.P. Morgan Europetrading as Chase

1968

CHASGB22XXX

J.P. Morgan Europe launched its direct banking service in the UK in September 2021 under the brand name Chase. This marked the first time that JPMorgan Chase introduced its retail banking business outside the United States.

129

JN Bank UK

2018

JANAGB22XXX

130

Kroo Bank

2016

KROOGB22XXX

131

LHV BANK

2021

LHVBGB2LXXX

132

Monument Bank

2017

MNMTGB22XXX

133

Monzo Bank

2015

MONZGB2LXXX

134

Goldman Sachs International Banktrading as Marcus by Goldman Sachs®

1973

GOSNGB2LXXX

135

OakNorth Bank

2015

OAKNGB22XXX

136

Paragon Bank

1989

PRGNGB22XXX

137

Perenna Bank

2020

PBUKGB22XXX

138

RCI Bank UK

2018

RCINGB23XXX

139

Recognise Bank

2017

RGBKGB2LXXX

140

Redwood Bank

2015

REDWGB22XXX

141

Revolut NewCo UK

2020

RENWGB22XXX

Revolut NewCo UK, the regulated banking entity of Revolut Group Holdings in the United Kingdom, was officially granted a banking licence on 25 July 2024; however, as it currently holds a restricted banking licence—a common interim stage for many new banks—it is not permitted to hold more than £50,000 in customer deposits until a full licence is obtained, and at present, only a very small number of customers have been migrated from Revolut to Revolut NewCo UK, with the vast majority of deposits still held in the non-bank Revolut entity.

142

Sainsbury's Bank

1996

SANBGB2LXXX

143

Starling Bank

2014

SRLGGB2LXXX

144

StreamBank

2019

STMBGB22XXX

145

Tandem Bank

2014

HLBAGB2LXXX

146

The Bank of London Group

2020

TBOLGB2LXXX

147

Vanquis Bank

1990

VQISGB2LXXX

148

Vida Bank

2015

BEGFGB22XXX

149

Zempler Bank

2003

APSFGB2LXXX

150

Zopa Bank

2005

ZOFSGB2LXXX

Rank

Bank name

Total assets (£m)

Consolidated total assets (£m)

1

Barclays Bank

1,218,524

1,518,202

Barclays Bank UK

303,179

2

HSBC Bank

727,330

1,068,207

HSBC Innovation Bank

9,635

HSBC UK Bank

340,877

HSBC Private Bank (UK)

7.135

Marks & Spencer Financial Services

4,710.13

3

Lloyds Bank

611,213

906,697

Bank of Scotland

331,084

Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets

94,972

4

National Westminster Bank

424,309

707,985

The Royal Bank of Scotland

90,476

Coutts & Company

62,860

NatWest Markets

183,166

5

J.P. Morgan Europe

25,449.94

582,453.03

J.P. Morgan Securities

US$697,596m(~£557,003.09m)

6

Morgan Stanley Bank International

US$640,936m(~£511,804.10m)

7

Standard Chartered Bank

US$564,534m(~£451,281.16m)

8

Santander UK

259,944

267,076

Cater Allen

5,580.55

Santander Financial Services

7,087

9

Nomura Bank International

US$223,159m(~£178,264.45m)

10

Clydesdale Bank

89,876

11

Goldman Sachs International Bank

US$89,783m(~£71,693.11m)

12

RBC Europe

52,030

13

TSB Bank

46,099.10

14

Credit Suisse International

US$51,374m(~£41,037.63m)

15

SMBC Bank International

US$50,064m(~£39,974.69m)

16

Handelsbanken

30,713.86

17

Charter Court Financial Services

12,797.50

30,243.60

OneSavings Bank

17,829.50

18

Investec Bank

29,734.09

19

The Co-operative Bank

25,479.70

20

Mizuho International

24,933.90

21

Sainsbury's Bank

24,648.00

22

ICBC Standard Bank

US$26,600m(~£21,250.25m)

23

Schroder & Co

20,949.90

24

Aldermore Bank

20,540.00

25

Paragon Bank

19,270.00

26

Bank of Ireland (UK)

18,611.00

27

Monzo Bank

18,263.85

28

Metro Bank

17,582.00

29

Starling Bank

15,697.67

30

Close Brothers

14,438.20

31

Northern Bank

13,967.37

32

FCE Bank

13,837.00

33

TD Bank Europe

CA$23,702m(~£13,166.71m)

34

Gulf International Bank (UK)

US$14,499m(~£11,584.01m)

35

ClearBank

11,064.06

36

Brown Shipley & Co

€11,853m(~£9,828.88m)

37

AIB Group (UK)

9,820.00

38

Itau BBA International

US$11,909m(~£9,515.26m)

39

Atom Bank

9,032.70

40

Shawbrook Bank

8,338.50

41

The Bank of New York Mellon (International)

8,077.77

42

OakNorth Bank

7,573.15

43

RCI Bank UK

6,932.00

44

C. HOARE & CO

6,801.46

45

EFG Private Bank

6,609.00

46

Zopa Bank

6,229.05

47

Hampshire Trust Bank

5,814.63

48

Cynergy Bank

5,098.50

49

ALLICA BANK

4,934.50

50

The Access Bank UK

US$6,124m(~£4,893.17m)

51

Arbuthnot Latham & Co

4,729.23

52

Union Bancaire Privée (UK)

4,530.10

53

Secure Trust Bank

4,116.70

54

National Bank of Kuwait (International)

3,934.57

55

United Trust Bank

3,913.26

56

ABC International Bank

3,487.00

57

Vanquis Bank

3,375.30

58

British Arab Commercial Bank

3,343.47

59

Tandem Bank

3,252.73

60

DB UK Bank

3,139.05

61

Chetwood Financial

3,077.90

62

Rathbones Investment Management

3,017.73

63

Al Rayan Bank

2,835.72

64

FirstBank UK

US$3,174m(~£2,536.88m)

65

Oxbury Bank

2,531.97

66

Bank of China (UK)

2,323.32

67

Vida Bank

2,283.37

68

KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE

US$2,740m(~£2,189.42m)

69

Zenith Bank (UK)

US$2,649m(~£2,166.85m)

70

Europe Arab Bank

€2,490m(~£2,064m)

71

Julian Hodge Bank

2,008.80

72

Triodos Bank UK

1,946.33

73

Weatherbys Bank

1,848.49

74

State Bank Of India (UK)

1,843.00

75

Crown Agents Bank

1,818.01

76

Credit Suisse (UK)

1,797.17

77

ICICI Bank UK

US$2,203m(~£1,759.41m)

78

Unity Trust Bank

1,711.66

79

Cambridge & Counties Bank

1,581.74

80

Bank of London and The Middle East

1,540.00

81

CAF Bank

1,510.93

82

Gatehouse Bank

1,442.15

83

National Bank of Egypt (UK)

1,378.95

84

ICBC (London)

US$1,702m(~£1,359.3m)

85

Habib Bank Zurich

1,284.40

86

GB Bank

1,157.74

87

QIB (UK)

1,125.45

88

Castle Trust Capital

1,102.13

89

Ghana International Bank

1,095.69

90

HAMPDEN & CO

1,089.30

91

Monument Bank

1,047.79

92

United National Bank

919.934

93

Kroo Bank

873.918

94

Punjab National Bank (International)

US$1,087m(~£868.851m)

95

DF Capital Bank

786.54

96

IFAST GLOBAL BANK

700.615

97

Citibank UK

684.629

98

LHV BANK

662.432

99

REDWOOD BANK

635.401

100

Zempler Bank

617.973

101

KEXIM BANK (UK)

586.008

102

Guaranty Trust Bank (UK)

583.446

103

HBL BANK UK

564.1

104

Alpha Bank London

485.136

105

Jordan International Bank

484.97

106

Bank of Beirut (UK)

482.771

107

RECOGNISE BANK

470.531

108

FCMB Bank (UK)

461

109

The Charity Bank

445.667

110

UNION BANK OF INDIA (UK)

US$481m(~£384m)

111

United Bank for Africa (UK)

US$470m(~£375.128m)

112

JN Bank UK

349.374

113

Melli Bank

€376m(~£311.616m)

114

RELIANCE BANK

276.893

115

Bank of Africa United Kingdom

271.949

116

Bank Sepah International

€315m(~£261.331m)

117

The Bank of London Group

241.666

118

Bank of the Philippine Islands (Europe)

228.864

119

FidBank UK

US$272m(~£217.356m)

120

Bank Of Baroda (UK)

214.105

121

Bank Mandiri (Europe)

US$262m(~£209.285m)

122

Bank Saderat

€227m(~£188.402m)

123

StreamBank

185.251

124

TURKISH BANK (UK)

182.362

125

BANK OF CEYLON (UK)

172.68

126

BIRMINGHAM BANK

151.081

127

Persia International Bank

€178m(~£147.81m)

128

Kingdom Bank

138.492

129

Havin Bank

121.958

130

Perenna Bank

55.515

131

Methodist Chapel Aid

36.147

132

Revolut NewCo UK

21.805

133

Griffin Bank

18.726

134

Philippine National Bank (Europe)

€15m(~£12.409m)

135

Afin Bank

3.358

Notes:Bank: Special status. The bank is undergoing closure or acquisition/integration. For details, please refer to the Notes.

No.

Country

Bank name

Established

SWIFT-BIC

Notes

1

Netherlands

ABN AMRO Bank NV

2010

FTSBGB2LXXX

2

Netherlands

Adyen N.V.

2023

ADYBGB22XXX

3

Mainland China

Agricultural Bank of China

2017

ABOCGB3LXXX

4

Spain

Allfunds Bank S.A.U

2006

ALLFGB2LXXX

5

Ireland

Allied Irish Banks

1993

AIBKGB2LXXX

6

Bahrain

Arab Banking Corporation (B.S.C)

2007

ABCEGB2LXXX

7

Saudi Arabia

Arab National Bank

1986

ARNBGB2LXXX

8

Australia

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group

1993

ANZBGB2LXXX

9

Spain

Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA

1988

BBVAGB2LXXX

10

Spain

Banco de Sabadell

1993

BSABGB2LXXX

11

Brazil

Banco do Brasil SA

1971

BRASGB2LXXX

12

Spain

Banco Santander, S.A.

1955

BSCHGB2LXXX

13

Thailand

Bangkok Bank Public Company

1957

BKKBGB2LXXX

14

United States

Bank of America, N.A.

1931

BOFAGB2UXXX

15

India

Bank of Baroda

1946

BARBGB2LXXX

16

Mainland China

Bank of China

1929

BKCHGB2LXXX

Bank of China has also established a subsidiary entity in the United Kingdom as a locally incorporated bank.

17

Mainland China

Bank of Communications Co

1993

COMMGB3LXXX

18

India

Bank of India

1946

BKIDGB2LXXX

19

Canada

Bank of Montreal

1993

BOFMGB2XXXX

20

Taiwan

Bank of Taiwan

2004

BKTWGB2LXXX

21

Germany

Bank Pictet & Cie (Europe) AG

2014

PICTGB5LXXX

22

Luxembourg

Banking Circle S.A.

2019

SAPYGB2LXXX

23

France

Banque Banorient France

1983

BLOMGB2LXXX

24

Malta

BNF Bank

2019

-

25

France

BNP Paribas

1986

BNPAGB22XXX

26

France

CACEIS Bank

2016

ISAEGB2LXXX

27

Spain

Caixabank SA

2023

CAIXGB2LXXX

28

Canada

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

1993

CIBCGB2LXXX

29

India

Canara Bank

1983

CNRBGB2LXXX

30

Taiwan

Chang Hwa Commercial Bank

1993

CCBCGB2LXXX

31

Japan

Chiba Bank

1991

CHBAGB2LXXX

32

Mainland China

China Citic Bank Corporation

-

CIBKGB2LXXX

33

Mainland China

China Construction Bank Corporation

2014

PCBCGB2BXXX

34

Mainland China

China Merchants Bank

2009

CMBCGB2LXXX

35

Mainland China

China Minsheng Banking Corporation

-

MSBCGB2LXXX

36

Malaysia

CIMB Bank Berhad

1999

CIBBGB2LXXX

37

United States

Citibank Europe

2015

CITTGB2LXXX

38

United States

Citibank, N.A.

1920

CITIGB2LXXX