Which Arbuthnot Latham accounts accept US citizens
Last checkedArbuthnot Latham has been checked for US citizens across 3 account types. All 3 are open to a US person (1 with strings).
If you already have an account with Arbuthnot Latham, a second one there is usually the easier application, because Arbuthnot Latham has already checked who you are. Each account below carries its verdict, the evidence behind it and the date it was checked.
At a glance
| Account | Verdict | Last checked |
|---|---|---|
| Current accounts | Opens | |
| Savings accounts | Opens | |
| Mortgages | With strings |
Current accounts
Compare with other providersArbuthnot Latham states the number outright on its own become-a-client form: new private clients must bring at least £750,000 in deposits, investments or borrowing. Nothing in its terms bars US citizens, and the only tax wording is the routine duty to report a change of tax residency.
FSCS £120,000 · relationship managed, online and mobile
| Account | Terms | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Private Current Account (opens in a new tab) |
|
New clients must bring at least £750,000 in deposits, investments or borrowing. |
Source: Arbuthnot Latham private banking, 2026-08-17 Last checked Arbuthnot Latham's own page (opens in a new tab)
Savings accounts
Compare with other providersArbuthnot Latham is the only private bank here whose savings are open to new clients rather than existing ones only, and it publishes every rate. The catch is the entry price rather than your citizenship. The US taxes the interest as ordinary income.
FSCS £120,000 · relationship managed · £750,000 entry
| Account | Terms | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Term Deposit (opens in a new tab) |
|
New clients must bring at least £750,000 across banking, lending and investments. No access during the term. |
| 100-Day Notice Account (opens in a new tab) |
|
You must keep at least £50,000 in it and give 100 days notice; rates rise to 3.14% above £1,000,000. |
| Personal Savings Account (opens in a new tab) |
|
New clients must bring at least £750,000 across banking, lending and investments. |
Source: Arbuthnot Latham savings rates, 2026-08-17 Last checked Arbuthnot Latham's own page (opens in a new tab)
Mortgages
Compare with other providersUS persons: a minimum loan of £500,000 and a £750,000 banking relationship
The best answer here for someone paid in dollars, because Arbuthnot Latham writes currency mortgages in US dollars and euros secured on UK property, which puts the loan in the same currency as the income rather than across the exchange rate from it. The price of entry is size: lending starts at £500,000 and new clients bring at least £750,000 in deposits, investments or borrowing.
Direct with an in-house adviser · from £500,000, plus £750,000 in deposits, investments or borrowing
| Account | Terms | The catch |
|---|---|---|
| Sterling residential mortgage (opens in a new tab) |
|
No rates are published and every case is priced individually. Borrowing starts at £500,000, the maximum term is 15 years, and Arbuthnot Latham advises only on its own products. |
| US dollar currency mortgage (opens in a new tab) |
|
Denominated in dollars or euros and secured on a UK property, from £500,000 or the currency equivalent. Fixed and tracker deals are not available on currency mortgages. Arbuthnot Latham carries the standard warning that exchange rate movement can change your repayments. |
Source: Arbuthnot Latham borrowing pages and product summary, 2026-08-17 (opens in a new tab) Last checked Arbuthnot Latham's own page (opens in a new tab)
Account names link to the provider's own site. momo has no active affiliate partnerships; if that changes it will be disclosed and will never change a verdict. Every institution, A to Z.
Why this is the rule
FATCA
FATCA makes UK banks report accounts held by US persons to the IRS. It is not a tax; it is a reporting trail. Where it bites is access.
TaxFBAR
If your foreign accounts top $10,000 combined at any point in the year, you file an FBAR. What counts, when it is due, and what happens if you miss it.