Lloyds TSB private client banking service introduced

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Lloyds TSB private client banking service introduced

Fri 9th Dec 2005

A new Lloyds TSB private client banking service was launched today, promising high earners a choice of how they want to manage their finances.

The new service, called private client banking, provides customers with a relationship manager who will help them with their financial choices and solutions.

Customers will have access to all Lloyds TSB products through the service.

Lisa Stephenson, customer, wealth management and marketing director, said that those earning £50,000 and over often have more complicated financial affairs and less time to do their banking.

"We learned that these people want a service that doesn’t just talk about treating them like an individual but actually does. So our customers will benefit from a dedicated contact to deal with all their financial requirements," she said.

Customers can tailor the Lloyds TSB private client banking service to suit them and their lifestyle, she added.

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