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| IBAS Home Updated: 18th November 2024 Independent Banking Advisory Service - over 30 years continuous business banking dispute investigation resolution experience - totally Independent organization - acting for UK business banking customers. Our very particular set of skills have helped many resolve business banking disputes and hold onto their assets. IBAS investigations of UK business banking account disputes, business bank loans, business bank current accounts, business banking contracts, business banking account facilities, plus our knowledge of all business banking debt recovery strategy since 1992 provides specialist business banking expertise to assist UK Business Banking customers concerned about losing their personal property or home. IBAS are independent specialist investigators of UK business banking disputes, business bank debt claims, Directors Bank Personal Guarantee Debt Claims and Business Mortgage Debt Claims. By 2002 Independent Banking Advisory Service had obtained more than £21 million in refunds, write-offs and write-down of bank debt for our Business Banking customers from successful investigations of UK Business Banking Disputes
IBAS acts for UK Business banking customers who have business banking account concerns, disputes, issues, problems and also business banking litigation disputes. Independent Banking Advisory Service provides UK Businesses, Company Directors and Proprietors totally independent complaint investigations and dispute solutions.Independent Banking Advisory Service (IBAS) - launched in 1992 and are UK Specialist Business Banking Dispute Resolution Experts assisting and advising UK Business Bank customers with UK business banking account overdraft, loan and Mortgage disputes and business banking debt disputes Featured on BBC TV, BBC TV News, BBC 1999 Testimonial for IBAS, ITV News, Meridian TV and Sky TV News and contributed banking editorials and business banking articles for Sunday Times, Times, Daily Mail, Daily Express, Telegraph and Daily Mirror.
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