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The Secret Banker

What the big banks charge, found from public information as best I could, with the source under every figure. And a Panel.

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Lloyds Banking Group

Reviewed · Nov 2026

Lloyds Private Banking. Everything below is from the bank's own pages, its regulators or the league table publishers, numbered to the Sources page.

The facts

What it publishes

DeskItemPublishedAs read
private bankingfee scheduleYesRelationship Fee £300 p.a. Or £25 per month
private bankingminimum investable assetsYesOur Private Banking service is designed for customers with £250,000 or more in savings and/or investments or a mortgage of £750,000 or more with Lloyds, not inc
private bankingeligibility criteriaYesOur Mayfair service is for clients with £2 million or more in savings and/or investments or an annual income of £500,000 or more.
private bankingindicative fee rangeYesUp to £1m Fee 0.65% Amount Invested £1-2m Fee 0.40% Amount Invested £2-5m Fee 0.35% Amount Invested £5m+ Fee 0.15%
private bankingretainer termsYesOn going financial advice Receive regular guidance from an experienced financial adviser. [...] Please note: Fees paid monthly in arrears and deducted from your

The Secret Banker's view

Lloyds answers every question in my census, which in this industry is close to showing off. Private Banking starts at £250,000 in savings and investments with Lloyds, or a £750,000 mortgage, and Mayfair at £2 million, or an income of £500,000. The Mayfair relationship fee is £300 a year or £25 a month, a choice I find oddly touching. The FCA fined Lloyds Banking Group insurance entities £90,688,400 together in July 2021 over 'the way it communicated with home insurance customers at renewal'. Dealogic ranked Lloyds fifth in sterling debt capital markets volume for the first quarter of 2026.

Opinion, based on the facts above. Corrections through the contact page; a credible one gets a sourced fix within a week.

No firm named here has been consulted, and none should feel left out.