Changes to our account opening process
Business accounts for new customers or a business entity that doesn't already bank with us will be offered by NatWest International.
Business Reserve
To apply you must be an existing Isle of Man Bank business customer opening an additional account for a business entity that already banks with us. The business must have a single layer of ownership with no nominee shareholding structures. All owners, directors or shareholders must be resident in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man or Gibraltar. Cash takings must not exceed 20% of the annual turnover.
Instant access to your business savings
Whether you're saving for bills, equipment or to expand your business, our Business Reserve savings account lets you earn interest and have instant access to your funds.
- Access to your business savings instantly
- No penalties for withdrawal
- Save between £1 and £2,000,000
- Interest calculated daily and applied monthly
Interest rates
Definitions
Here's what some of the words we use mean.
Annual Equivalent rate (AER) shows you what the rate would be if the interest was paid and compounded each year.
Gross Rate means the interest rate you are paid without deduction of income tax.
p.a. means Per annum (per year).
How to apply
Before you apply for a Business Reserve account, please review the recent changes to our account opening process and eligibility criteria.
Changes to our account opening process
From 11 December 2023, Isle of Man Bank business accounts are only available to existing business customers opening an additional account for a business entity that already banks with us.
Business accounts for a new customer or a business entity that doesn't already bank with us will be offered by NatWest International.
To apply you must be an existing Isle of Man Bank business customer opening an additional account for a business entity that already banks with us. The business must have a single layer of ownership with no nominee shareholding structures. All owners, directors or shareholders must be resident in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man or Gibraltar. Cash takings must not exceed 20% of the annual turnover.