Barclays PLC is a major global banking and financial services company. With 325 years of expertise in banking, and operating through an international network in many countries and regions in Europe, the U.S., Africa & Asia, the company provides a wide range of financial services to individuals, corporations and institutions. The company restructured its business lines into two divisions - Barclays UK and Barclays International. Barclays UK is a personal and business banking franchise, built around the customers' needs with innovation at its core. It comprises the company's UK retail banking operations, UK consumer credit cards business, UK-based wealth offering, and corporate banking for smaller businesses.Barclays International is a diversified transatlantic business. The division comprises corporate banking franchise, investment bank, international cards business and international wealth offering and leading payments capability through both corporate banking and the Barclaycard merchant acquiring expertise....
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