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Who own's who !

I remember looking at a link (from this forum) for a website which tells you what credit card company owns the type of card.

i.e. MBNA owns Virgin etc.

Can anybody remember the link?

Thanks very much in advice.

Phil

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  • The_Boss
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    Black Horse is owned by Morgan Stanley? I thought it was owned by Lloyds TSB.
  • Clariman
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    The_Boss wrote:
    Black Horse is owned by Morgan Stanley? I thought it was owned by Lloyds TSB.
    Hi The Boss
    I run the stoozing site but my colleague maintains that particular table. You're right - it does look strange. Blackhorse is certainly an LTSB brand, but it is possible (though unlikely) that someone else could operate their credit card on their behalf. I'll get stooz to check it. Thanks

    Clairman
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  • YorkshireBoy
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    Clariman wrote:
    Hi The Boss
    I run the stoozing site but my colleague maintains that particular table. You're right - it does look strange. Blackhorse is certainly an LTSB brand, but it is possible (though unlikely) that someone else could operate their credit card on their behalf. I'll get stooz to check it. Thanks

    Clairman
    The information is correct...

    Morgan Stanley launches ultra-premium card
    26 November 2005

    Morgan Stanley’s UK credit card operation today announced the launch of its ultra-premium card – the i24 Card.

    The i24 Card, a partnership with MasterCard, demonstrates Morgan Stanley’s continued expansion in the UK credit card market. In addition to its market leading cashback platinum card, gold card and buy and fly! MasterCard, Morgan Stanley is looking to increase its affinity partnerships following the recent announcement of a card developed for Black Horse loan customers. It also has a long-standing partnership with Leeds Building Society.

    http://www.easier.com/view/News/Finance/article-31178.html
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