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In 2009, when Lloyds Bank merged with the HBOS Group, Lloyds Bank became the largest retail banking group in the UK. Due to this merger, the history of Lloyds Banking Group now stretches back as far as the 17th Century in Britain. Bank of Scotland (also an entity of Lloyds Banking Group) was founded as far back as 1695. It was also the first bank in Britain to print paper currency, and today retains the right to print its own paper currency. It may interest you to know, that two in three people in the UK currently do business with the Bank.

In Japan, Lloyds Bank Tokyo Branch was first established in 1974. With a global view of striving to provide the best products to customers, over the years, the Bank have continued to provide customers with services unique to the Japanese market, such as their foreign currency term deposit accounts, and overseas remittance service. With a solid image of trust, backed by over 300 years of tradition, the Bank endeavor to continue to provide innovative services from a customer’s point of view.

 
 

Lloyds TSB Bank Japan committed to develop and deliver the most innovative products, manage customer experience, deliver quality service that contribute to brand strength, develop a competitive advantage and enhance profitability, thus providing value to the stakeholders of the bank.

 
  Lloyds TSB Bank (Japan Branch)
Category : Foreign Banks
SWIFT Code : LOYDJPJT

Address :
2-11-7 Akasaka
Minato-ku
Tokyo 107-0052

Telephone : (+81) 3 3589 7700

Website : www.golloyds.com

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