Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in United Kingdom. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. The passive participant’s codes are excluded from the list.
| No | Bank | City | Branch | Swift Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1951 | EVERSHEDS SUTHERLAND | LEEDS | EVLLGB2L | |
| 1952 | EXPERIAN FINANCE PLC | NOTTINGHAM | EXPFGB22 | |
| 1953 | EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF INDIA | LONDON | EIBIGB2L | |
| 1954 | FASTER PAYMENTS SCHEME LIMITED | LONDON | FPSCGB2L | |
| 1955 | FBN BANK (UK) LIMITED | LONDON | 28 FINSBURY CIRCUS | FBNIGB2L |
| 1956 | FCMB BANK (UK) LIMITED | LONDON | FCMBGB2L | |
| 1957 | FDR LIMITED | BASILDON | FDUKGB22 | |
| 1958 | FIDELIS MARKET CONSULTANTS LIMITED | OXFORD | FDLSGB22 | |
| 1959 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | REIGATE | (FIDELITY SETTLEMENT) | FIDIGB22SET |
| 1960 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | FIDIGB22EMX | |
| 1961 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | FIDIGB22 | |
| 1962 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | (FIL FUND ACCOUNTING) | FIDIGB22FAC |
| 1963 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | (ILF PAYMENTS) | FIDIGB22ILF |
| 1964 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | (SONATA PAYMENTS) | FIDIGB22SON |
| 1965 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | (STANDARD PAYMENTS) | FIDIGB22CBU |
| 1966 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | (TMS) | FIDIGB22TRE |
| 1967 | FIL INVESTMENTS INTERNATIONAL | TONBRIDGE | (YARDI PROPERTY) | FIDIGB22PRO |
| 1968 | FINASTRA INTERNATIONAL LIMITED | LONDON | MISYGB22 | |
| 1969 | FIRST ABU DHABI BANK PJSC (FORMERLY NATIONAL BANK OF ABU DHABI)- LONDON | LONDON | NBADGB2L | |
| 1970 | FIRST ABU DHABI BANK PJSC (FORMERLY NATIONAL BANK OF ABU DHABI)- LONDON | LONDON | (TRADE FINANCE DEPARTMENT) | NBADGB2LTFO |
| 1971 | FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK | LONDON | LONDON | FCBKGB2L |
| 1972 | FIRST FOUNDER LIMITED | LONDON | FRFUGB22 | |
| 1973 | FIRST TRUST BANK | BELFAST | BELFAST INTL BANKING | FTBKGB2B |
| 1974 | FIRST TRUST BANK | LONDON | (E CHANNEL AND PAYMENTS) | FTBKGB2BSDV |
| 1975 | FIRSTRAND BANK LIMITED (LONDON BRANCH) | LONDON | FIRNGB2L | |
| 1976 | FIS GLOBAL EXECUTION SERVICES LIMITED | LONDON | SGESGB2LDBC | |
| 1977 | FIS GLOBAL EXECUTION SERVICES LIMITED | LONDON | SGESGB2L | |
| 1978 | FISCHER FRANCIS TREES AND WATTS | LONDON | FFTWGB2L | |
| 1979 | FISKE PLC | LONDON | FISKGBKA | |
| 1980 | FISKE PLC | LONDON | FISKGBKB | |
| 1981 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | FNZWGB2S | |
| 1982 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ FUND SERVICES - 1) | FNZWGB2SSAN |
| 1983 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 1) | FNZWGB2SBAR |
| 1984 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 10) | FNZWGB2S010 |
| 1985 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 11) | FNZWGB2S011 |
| 1986 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 12) | FNZWGB2S012 |
| 1987 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 13) | FNZWGB2S013 |
| 1988 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 14) | FNZWGB2S014 |
| 1989 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 15) | FNZWGB2S015 |
| 1990 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 16) | FNZWGB2S016 |
| 1991 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 17) | FNZWGB2S017 |
| 1992 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 18) | FNZWGB2S018 |
| 1993 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 2) | FNZWGB2SHSB |
| 1994 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 3) | FNZWGB2S003 |
| 1995 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 4) | FNZWGB2S004 |
| 1996 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 5) | FNZWGB2S005 |
| 1997 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 6) | FNZWGB2S006 |
| 1998 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 7) | FNZWGB2S007 |
| 1999 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 8) | FNZWGB2S008 |
| 2000 | FNZ (UK) LTD | EDINBURGH | (FNZ UK - 9) | FNZWGB2S009 |
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Swift Code is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC) and it is unique identification code for a particular bank. These codes are used when transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers. Banks also used the codes for exchanging other messages between them.
The Swift code consists of 8 or 11 characters. When 8-digits code is given, it refers to the primary office. The registrations of Swift Codes are handled by Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) and their headquarters is located in La Hulpe, Belgium.
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