Historic Bank Base Rates

LizzieSA

I am trying to find out some historic bank rates - Lloyds Bank to be precise. I have spent over 2 hours trying to find the information I need on the internet.
I am looking for the Lloyds Bank base rates from 1 July 2015, August 2016 and I have the current base rate for March 2017.
I have found Bank of England base rates but understand some banks do not necessarily follow these rates exactly.
I hope someone can help and appreciate any assistance.

Thank you,
LizzieSA

Thrugelmir

What are you defining as a LLoyds Bank base rate?

RG2015

LizzieSA wrote: »

I am trying to find out some historic bank rates - Lloyds Bank to be precise. I have spent over 2 hours trying to find the information I need on the internet.
I am looking for the Lloyds Bank base rates from 1 July 2015, August 2016 and I have the current base rate for March 2017.
I have found Bank of England base rates but understand some banks do not necessarily follow these rates exactly.
I hope someone can help and appreciate any assistance.

Thank you,
LizzieSA

Some banks link their interest rates to the BOE base rate but they do not have an individual base rate themselves.

I have inserted a link below to Lloyds Bank current account rates (previous) which may give you what you are looking for. There should also be links here to previous rates for other products such as savings and ISAs.

https://www.lloydsbank.com/rates/current-accounts-previous.asp

agrinnall

If you are asking about (for example) a mortgage rate that is linked to the base rate then I believe that is the BOE base rate that is used. While a bank will have several (or many) interest rates for its products I have never heard of any bank having its own base rate.

MDMD

Banks do have their own base rates. They are usually linked to the BOE rate but not always. Lloyds bank publish theirs here

https://commercialbanking.lloydsbank.com/commercial-terms/interest-rates-and-charges/interest-rates/

RG2015

MDMD wrote: »

Banks do have their own base rates. They are usually linked to the BOE rate but not always. Lloyds bank publish theirs here

https://commercialbanking.lloydsbank.com/commercial-terms/interest-rates-and-charges/interest-rates/

This is very interesting although for the dates in the link and those quoted by the OP they are the same as the BOE rates. I wonder if this is an old tradition that has ceased to have any real significance now..