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The BBA is the leading trade association for the UK banking sector with 200 member banks headquartered in over 50 countries with operations in 180 jurisdictions worldwide.  Eighty per cent of global systemically important banks are members of the BBA.  As the representative of the world’s largest international banking cluster the BBA is the voice of UK banking.

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Publication Dealing with Debt
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Latest mortgage data suggests FPC could hold fire

On Thursday we will hear about any agreed actions from last week’s FPC (financial policy committee) meeting.  In addition the latest assessment of financial stability by the Bank will be released (the Financial Stability Review).  This meeting has taken on some extra significance as the ground has clearly been shifting as regards the MPC and…

International Students

Our new leaflet, telling international students everything they need to know about opening and using a bank account in the UK. Coming to school, college or university in the UK can be a daunting experience, especially for those arriving on these shores for the first time. In order to help international students get set up…

Dealing with Debt

This leaflet provides practical information and helpful advice to customers who are facing financial difficulty. Covering everything from 'How can my bank help me' and 'How do I work out my priorities for repaying my debts' to giving ten practical steps people can take to help resolve their debt problems, this guide gives all the…

Guidance for people wanting to manage a bank account for someone else

This guidance explains how a person can manage a bank or building society account on another person’s behalf. Code: AE254 It describes the circumstances in which this is possible and how it can be done. It also sets out the documents you will need to show the bank or building society to be able to manage…

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