FSCS - B
Hover over your provider below for FSCS licence info:
Bank of Baroda
Own Licence
Bank of Baroda is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Bank of Ceylon (UK) Ltd
Own Licence
Bank of Ceylon (UK) Ltd is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Bank of East Asia
Own Licence
The Bank of East Asia, Limited is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Bank of India
Own Licence
Bank of India UK is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Bank of Ireland Group UK Plc
Shared Licence
The following providers are all covered by their parent Company; The Bank of Ireland Group UK Plc: Bank of Ireland UK and The Post Office and AA (accounts opened since 2nd September 2015)
As a result, if you hold more than £85,000 in total with these providers, not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Bank of London and the Middle East (BLME)
Own Licence
Bank of London and the Middle East (BLME) is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Bank of Scotland Pls
Shared Licence
The following providers are all covered by their parent Company; The Bank of Scotland Plc: AA (accounts opened until 1st September 2015), Aviva, Bank of Scotland, BM Savings (Birmingham Midshires), Halifax, Intelligent Finance, SAGA, and St James's Place.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Barclays Bank Plc
Shared Licence
The following providers are all covered by their parent Company; Barclays Bank Plc: Barclays Bank and Barclays Direct (formerly ING Direct)
As a result, if you hold more than £85,000 in total with these providers, not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Bath Building Society
Own Licence
Bath Building Society is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Beverley Building Society
Own Licence
Beverley Building Society is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
BFC Bank
Own Licence
BFC Bank is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Birmingham Bank
Own Licence
Birmingham Bank is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
BM Savings
Shared Licence
The following providers are all covered by their parent Company; The Bank of Scotland Plc: AA (accounts opened until 1st September 2015), Aviva, Bank of Scotland, BM Savings (Birmingham Midshires), Halifax, Intelligent Finance, SAGA, and St James's Place.
As a result, if you hold more than £85,000 in total with these providers, not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Britannia
Shared Licence
The following providers are all covered by their parent Company; The Co-operative Bank Plc: Britannia, Smile, and The Co-operative Bank.
As a result, if you hold more than £85,000 in total with these providers, not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
BNF Bank Plc
Own Licence
BNF Bank Plc is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Brown Shipley
Own Licence
Brown Shipley is not part of a shared licence.
As a result, if you hold more than £85,000 in total with these providers, not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.
Buckinghamshire Building Society
Own Licence
Buckinghamshire Building Society is not part of a shared licence.
But if you hold more than £85,000 not all of your money will be protected by the FSCS.