TSB Bank (United Kingdom) and consists of three interlocking circles in varying shades of blue bearing the name of the bank. Since its launch in 2013, TSB has used the slogan "Local banking for Britain" rather than "The bank that likes to say yes" slogan used by the former Trustee Savings Bank. TSB's launch advertising campaign featured a short film about the bank's founder Henry Duncan and was voiced by Patrick Stewart. On its formation in September 2013, TSB Bank plc had: The bank offers a full range of personal and business banking and financial services, including current accounts, mortgages, credit products, insurance, and
The Co-operative Bank bank also had approximately 2,500 preference shareholders, which were irredeemable fixed-interest shares. These shareholders could attend the bank's general meetings, but only had speaking and voting rights if the dividend is in arrears, or on any resolution varying their rights or winding up the bank. Unlike other co-operative banks, such as the Dutch company Rabobank, the Co-operative Bank did not have a federal structure of local banks, instead being a single national bank. In 2015 the campaign group "Save our Bank" (which has 10,000 supporters) proposed a plan for customers to directly own part of the bank. A "Union of