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HSBC BANK PLC,LONDON, United Kingdom (UK)- SWIFT/BIC Code:

City	Bank	Swift Code / BIC Code

LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22GBM
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22IMO
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22INE
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22INI
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22JAC
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22NOM
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22FIN
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22FUT
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22FXJ
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22IMC
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22HBS
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22HIM
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22CLS
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22CSL
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22DIV
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22ECL
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22ELN
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22EQU
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22UKS
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22BAC
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22BHX
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22BRD
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22CAC
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22CHE
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22RES
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22SBD
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22SBL
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22XXX
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22ZYK
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22NOS
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22PB1
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22PB2
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22PB4
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22PB5
LONDON	HSBC BANK PLC	SWIFT Code: MIDLGB22RCN

HOW TO READ SWIFT CODE OR BIC CODE: e.g. : MIDLGB22RCN SWIFT CODE FORMAT: SWIFT Code is generally 8 or 11 characters long: First 4 letters represents Institution Code or bank code. - MIDL GB22RCN Next 2 letters represents: ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code. - MIDL GB 22RCN Next 2 letters represents location code. - MIDLGB 22 RCN Second character is �0": Then it is a test BIC as opposed to a BIC used on the live network. Second character is �1": Then it denotes a passive participant in the SWIFT network Second character is �2": Then it indicates a reverse billing BIC, where the recipient pays for the message as opposed to the more usual mode whereby the sender pays for the message. Last 3 letters or digits represents branch code, optional (�XXX� for primary office) MIDLGB22 RCN Where an 8-digit code is given, it may be assumed that it refers to the primary office. What is SWIFT Code or BIC Code? SWIFT is a standard format of Business Identifier Codes which is called as SWIFT code or BIC Code. It is an unique identification code for both financial and non-financial institutions. Swift code is used while transferring money between banks, particularly for international wire transfers, and also for the exchange of other messages between banks. SWIFT handles the registration of SWIFT codes across the world.