Bank of Scotland
Bank of Scotland's parent company invests in activities driving nature loss
Bank of Scotland is owned by Lloyds Bank. Money can be freely transferred and cash held in Bank of Scotland can be used by Lloyds which finances factory farming, a leading driver of deforestation, nature loss and greenhouse gas emissions. As the UK’s largest agriculture lender, Lloyds offers support to sustainable farming but has no exclusion on lending to intensive livestock operations.
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