Public Sector & Charities

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To discuss your business needs or for more information, please call Arlene Carson, Manager - Public Sector & Charities

Or call us on: (020) 7647 8434

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Our Public Sector and Charities team is made up of non-profit sector specialists working within our corporate banking area.

The members of the team are fully committed to non-profit organisations and their day-to-day interaction and experience gives them excellent insight and knowledge of current developments within your area and the pressures on your organisation.

This involvement balanced with our experience of putting together bespoke funding packages ensures you get a financing solution matched to your needs.

The three main non-profit areas in which we operate are:

Our experience in providing deposits solutions and financing all types of projects in these sectors sets us apart from other clearing banks. You can find further information of each in our sector pages.

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