Promoting the good of the people of the United Kingdom by maintaining monetary and financial stability.
The Bank of England
Promoting the good of the people of the United Kingdom by maintaining monetary and financial stability. Our Financial Policy Committee (FPC) meets to identify risks to financial stability and agree policy actions aimed at safeguarding the resilience of the UK financial system.
The Financial Policy Committee (FPC) aims to ensure the UK financial system is prepared for, and resilient to, the wide range of risks it could face — so that the system can serve UK households and businesses in bad times as well as good.
We have made it easier for you to request cheque books, transfer funds between your accounts,
pay utility bills and lots more. What are you waiting for, download the form and visit any of our branches
nationwide.
You can carry out secure internet banking transactions and e-payments of all kinds,
monitor trade transactions and administer payroll. You can easily make payments to customers
with accounts anywhere in the world, confirm cheques, stop cheques, issue drafts and pay import duty
amongst other functions.
Need a foreign currency account? Our domiciliary accounts give you the
opportunity to conveniently carry out foreign transactions wherever you may be.
With access to our debit cards,
internet banking and mobile banking application, your transfers, payments, standing orders etc.
can be done without you walking into our banking halls..
Download Joint Account Form here. Applicable for all individual current and savings accounts holders. Complete form and submit at your nearest Bank of England Bank branch with the indicated documents required.
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ABOUT US
A financial provider, was incorporated under the Banking Act 2004 (Act 673) as a private limited company and commenced universal banking operation in 27 july 1694. Regional funding grants
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