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The Bank of Scotland's history stretches back to 1695 when an Act of the Scottish Parliament decreed its establishment. The bank opened for business in February 1696 making it one year junior to the Bank of England. In 2001, the bank merged with the Halifax to form HBOS (Halifax Bank of Scotland). After just under 313 years of independent banking, the Bank of Scotland was annexed by the Lloyds Banking Group in January 2009 but continues to operate under its own name and to retain its Scottish head office at The Mound in Edinburgh.
The series features Scottish locations ranging from the Brig o' Doon for the £5 note to the famous Forth Railway Bridge for the £20 note and Kessock Bridge for the £100 note, the latter being the highest denomination note that the bank issues.
All the standard banking positions are available with the Bank of Scotland - either at the front of the bank dealing with the public, in investments, or behind the scenes in management, and salaries are comparable to those offered by other banks. standard bank careers
The bank offer reduced cost private health care to its workers and their families. Investments - Employees are encouraged to take a financial interest in the success of their bank by purchasing shares in the Lloyds Banking Group.
Other perks - The Bank of Scotland finances a company car scheme through which more senior employees may elect to have a company car or receive a cash contribution towards running their own.