The Bank of London is a principal clearing bank of the United Kingdom prioritising the preservation of depositor’s money and operating as a partner for safer banking.
The bank does not generate credit, liquidity, or investment risk. No depositors’ money is loaned, leveraged, or invested. All client money is held at the Central Bank (Bank of England), available on demand.
The bank provides:
- Agency, clearing, payment and settlement solutions for regulated and non-regulated domestic and international companies;
- Commercial Banking, serving SMEs as well as corporate, government and institutional clients with account, custody, foreign exchange, transaction, and treasury solutions;
- Embedded Banking (As-A-Service), enabling companies to fully embed regulated banking products into their offerings, under their brand and powered by the bank’s licence and platform.
The Bank of London is authorised by the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority.
