Bank of Scotland

Bank of Scotland is a retail and commercial bank with a long history. The bank is headquartered in Edinburgh and is the oldest bank in Scotland. Since its establishment in 1695, it has been a pillar of Scottish commercial institutions.

Throughout history, Bank of Scotland has been an innovator - the first bank in the UK to install computers to process accounts in 1959, and was the first to adopt "online" banking services in 1985, allowing customers to remotely access their bank accounts via telephone connected television.

Today, the bank is committed to conducting business in Scotland, covering all major towns across the country. It has over 290 branches and provides mobile banking services, connecting to the farthest local community in Scotland. Bank of Scotland is a financial partner with over 2.8 million individual clients and 150000 commercial clients.

The Bank of Scotland is committed to helping Scottish families, businesses, and communities thrive and develop. Bank of Scotland has a unique Scottish perspective and is dedicated to serving customers based on its tradition and professional knowledge. It combines customer understanding and long-term commitment to establish deep and lasting relationships.