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The Bank of England will either try to ensure the failed bank is sold onto another private sector purchaser, set up a subsidiary company to run the failing bank's assets (a "bridge-bank"), or for the UK Treasury to directly take shares in "temporary public ownership". This will wipe out the shareholders, but will keep creditors' claims intact.
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Close Brothers Group plc — is a merchant banking company that provides lending, takes deposits, manages wealth, and trades in securities. It is headquartered in London. It was founded in 1878 by William Brooks Close and his brothers Fred and James Close in Sioux City, Iowa, US. In 2022 its revenue was £936 million, with a net income of £165 ...
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As of December 2015, a number of new banking licences were secured, e.g. by Atom Bank and Tandem Bank. [12] In 2017, Business Insider came out with a list of the 18 most profitable banks in the United Kingdom while stating that the banks were now becoming profitable after facing challenges for the past few years.
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The Bank of England will either try to ensure the failed bank is sold onto another private sector purchaser, set up a subsidiary company to run the failing bank's assets (a "bridge-bank"), or for the UK Treasury to directly take shares in "temporary public ownership". This will wipe out the shareholders, but will keep creditors' claims intact.
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