UK Retail Banking Brands Owned By Foreign Banks
- Allied Irish Bank (GB): owned by AIB Group of the Republic of Ireland.
- Bank of Baroda (UK): owned by Bank of Baroda of India. Branches in City of London, Ilford, Tooting, Kenton, Wembley, Southall, Aldgate, Birmingham, Leicester and Manchester.
- Bank of China (UK): owned by Bank of China. Branches in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow.
- Bank of Cyprus (UK): owned by Bank of Cyprus.
- Bank of Ireland: based in the Republic of Ireland. One of the leading banks in Northern Ireland, and present in Great Britain to a lesser extent.
- Clydesdale Bank: owned by National Australia Bank.
- Egg Banking plc: owned by Citigroup.
- ICBC (London): owned by Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.
- ICICI Bank: owned by ICICI Bank of India.
- Danske Bank (formerly Northern Bank): owned by Danske Bank of Denmark.
- Punjab National Bank: owned by Punjab National Bank of India. Branches in City of London, Ilford, Southall, Wembley, Birmingham, Leicester and Wolverhampton.
- Santander (formerly Abbey, Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley): owned by Banco Santander of Spain.
- State Bank of India (UK): owned by State Bank of India. Branches in City of London, Birmingham, Coventry, Golders Green, Harrow, Southall, East Ham, Leicester, Manchester and Wolverhampton.
- Svenska Handelsbanken AB: owned by Handelsbanken of Sweden.
- The Bank of East Asia, UK Branch. Branches in London and Birmingham.
- Yorkshire Bank: owned by National Australia Bank.
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