Do we have Fidelity Bank in the USA?
Lloyds Banking Group maintains a presence in the United States, but it does not operate retail banking branches or consumer checking account services for the general public. Instead, its American operations are conducted through specialized corporate and institutional banking offices located in major financial centers like New York. These corporate branches focus almost exclusively on providing commercial lending, trade finance, working capital management, and foreign exchange services to large multinational corporations, U.S. financial institutions, and corporate clients, completely separate from the retail banking services it offers in the United Kingdom.
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