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Business Banking Account Dispute or Bank Account Problem?

We provide UK Business Banking solutions for businesses with banking disputes and/or Corporate banking problems and UK business bank or banking account help with UK business banking disputes, business bank problems and bank complaint resolution. We obtain bank overcharging refunds for errors and mistake/s, investigate banking issues or complaints relating to a UK Corporate banking problem, Business Bank accounts, bank guarantees, bank loans and bank mortgages.

We have a unique niche position for negotiating a settlement with your bank with complete confidentiality and without any conflicts of interest. Investigation of Guarantees, legal charges and/or other security is carried out prior to any negotiations and we do not accept any debt claimed by a lender on 'face value'. We challenge banks hard on performance but also have a professional relationship with them. We are adversarial when required but always professional in what we do. Numerous business banking dispute investigations across all industries and spanning over 14 years provides us unique advantages and a strong negotiating position.

Considerable debt relief, refunds of bank overcharging and bank error has been obtained from our investigations of UK Business Banking Disputes and has meant  in excess of £21 million in refunds, write-offs and write-down of bank debt.

Business banking overdrafts and business banking  loans remain the most publicized for errors and interest overcharging but Banking mistakes and error also affect factoring, loans, mortgage agreements and deposit accounts. Banking disputes normally start from errors or mistake but often, errors and mistakes remain concealed.

It's natural you will want to know our 'pedigree' - you will find our national newspaper comments for 2009 here plus many more in the News and archives sections of our site - see our site map. IBAS has featured in BBC TV and ITV News items and programmes on banking and the banking issues many times since we were established in 1992.

We assisted in the Cruickshank Review of UK Banking as from the many cases brought to us it was evident that overcharging of business bank accounts occurred as far back as 1985 - The Cruickshank Banking Review and Report proved that three quarters of businesses were at risk from overcharging or had been overcharged by banks.

We introduced an 'in house' bank auditing service in the mid 1990's for bank interest checking and bank help in this specialized area and as part of a broad range of services available from IBAS. We offer unique specialist knowledge and experience gained from investigating corporate banking disputes and business banking account disputes and have obtained considerable bank overcharge refunds, whilst negotiating debt and security issues.

Facts, evidence and knowledge together with presentation are all equally important in establishing a valid complaint. We identify the correct focus for complaints. IBAS offers practical help and assistance in business banking issues and we consider all documents and facilities in our investigations.

Business Banking Solutions  - We provide our members with truly independent, experienced and impartial banking advice and direct assistance with their business and business banking - helping our members avoid or overcome  business difficulties - email us for help

Independent Banking Advisory Service (IBAS) is a national, independent, non-profit, unique specialist banking customer membership organization which resolves banking complaints and disputes and which has campaigned on UK Banking customer issues since 1992. We provide bank and banking assessment, analysis, bank comment and content for BBC TV News, ITV, Radio and national newspapers, keeping many serious banking issues 'alive' - see Bank News 2009