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Banque · Royaume-Uni
According to its official website, OakNorth is a London-based bank founded by entrepreneurs Rishi Khosla and Joel Perlman; the site says that since 2015 it has provided over GBP 15bn in funding, helping create 70,000 new jobs and 40,500 new homes. Its registered office is at 57 Broadwick Street, London. It offers growing businesses loans from GBP 1 million to tens of millions in sectors such as real estate, senior living, hospitality, education and speciality finance, a business current account, cards, payments and business savings and notice accounts; for personal customers it offers easy access, fixed term and notice savings accounts, cash ISAs and a Junior Cash ISA. Fixed term and notice savings accounts and the Junior Cash ISA can be opened from GBP 1, and accounts are managed through the website and the OakNorth mobile app. According to the Bank of England list and the FCA register, OakNorth Bank plc is authorised by the PRA to accept deposits and is regulated by the FCA and the PRA. The site says eligible deposits are protected by the FSCS up to GBP 120,000. This information is the company's own statement.
Les signalements d’utilisateurs trouvés en ligne sont classés par sujet. Les graphiques montrent la répartition des signalements ; ceux-ci sont compilés à partir des enregistrements publiés sur Trustpilot, WikiFX et Şikayetvar, et les enregistrements d’une même personne ne sont comptés qu’une seule fois.
Période examinée : janvier 2025 – octobre 2026
TRÈS ÉLEVÉ — NIVEAU DE RÉCLAMATIONS
6 % des établissements ayant des réclamations enregistrées en ont reçu davantage que celui-ci.
PAR SUJET — Autre : Très élevé · Retraits et paiements : Élevé · Service client : Très élevé · Blocages et gels de compte : Élevé
The complaint distribution is based on the latest 1-star reviews on the OakNorth Trustpilot page (97) as of 8 October 2026; one person's reviews count once, and records about fake sites and third parties using the OakNorth name are left out. Across the complaints, interest-rate cuts and loyalty-rate terms, delayed or misdirected ISA transfers and withdrawals, and problems accessing accounts stand out.