BNF News And Updates

On 1st April 2025, BNF Bank completed a significant digital transformation, upgrading its core banking system and digital channels, and transitioning from VISA to MasterCard. These changes are designed to enhance your banking experience and require activation of both the new digital platforms and your MasterCard products.

We are in the process of migrating you to our new banking system.

Andrew Woods from BNF London Branch along with over thirty-five other ABA members attended the association’s regular meeting with the Bank of England (the Prudential Regulation Authority) in Mayfair on 18th February. The PRA was represented by Laura Winchester who is the lead supervisor for BNF at the Bank of England.

BNF Bank has extended its opening hours in two of its key branches – Campus Hub and Pavi Branch, with the aim of offering its customers a face-to-face service during the afternoon and early evening. These flagship branches, positioned in high traffic localities, and easily accessible due to their central location, will host customers who will find it more convenient to visit after office hours.

Driven by BNF’s strategy to align its business success with social good, the Bank’s management and team members came together in 2024 to deliver a year of impactful social initiatives, intended to empower communities and make meaningful change.‍

As part of BNF’s strategy to foster collaborative synergies with industry stakeholders, the Bank is partnering with the Department of Business & Enterprise Management, within the Faculty of Economics, Accountancy and Management (FEMA).

With the University year now in full swing, BNF Bank has announced its sponsorship of ASCS – the Association of Students of Commercial Studies, as a way of collaborating directly with students in their formative years of study.

In its commitment to enhance the safety and well-being of employees, customers and local communities, BNF Bank is continuing to deck out its branches with defibrillators – as a measure of readiness to respond fast and efficiently to emergencies, in the event they happen.