Coutts handbook activity (England and Wales)
Changes published per month
5 in the last 24 months, from Dec 2024 to Nov 2026.
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Recent changes
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29/06/2026
Coutts has added answers to its England and Wales handbook saying it does not accept digital or electronic signatures in three places, including 3.1.6a, 3.2.6a and 11.2.1a. On tenancy agreements, its exemption from sending a copy now refers to a standard Assured Tenancy rather than an Assured Shorthold Tenancy.
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26/06/2026
Coutts changed its England and Wales answer on tenancy agreements so the exemption from sending a copy now applies to properties let under a standard Assured Shorthold Tenancy, rather than a standard Assured Tenancy. Copies of non-assured tenancy agreements are still required, with the same five conditions to confirm.
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