London Scottish Bank

For other uses of "London Scottish", see London Scottish (disambiguation).

London Scottish Bank PLC was a British bank based in Manchester, specialising in subprime lending.

About

London Scottish Bank was a specialist financial services company that had been established for over a century. They had a nationwide network of high street branches.

The Group employed over 2,000 staff and operated in a range of markets, specialising in the provision of subprime and low income borrower loans. These services included consumer and commercial lending, secured and unsecured broking, debt collection and factoring.

In February 2008, the company announced they were stopping all lending.[1] In November 2008 the company entered administration.[2]

Robinson Way, the Debt Collection arm of London Scottish Bank was subject to a management buy out in August 2009.

The bank was used by Russell King in 2008, in order to part-finance the buyout of Notts. County during the ill-fated MUNTO take-over of 2009.

References

  1. ↑ Wills, Chris (2008-02-26). "UPDATE 2-London Scottish to stop lending, restructure". Reuters. Retrieved 7 January 2010.
  2. ↑ Pagnamenta, Robin (2008-12-01). "London Scottish Bank Collapses". The Times. Retrieved 7 January 2010.


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