DOS & Co. has been trading since 2012 and has been profitable every single year since.
DOS & Co. has a business continuity plan which is reviewed annually.
Our client portal systems are air-gapped from our transaction systems and our integrations use bank-level encryption and security technology.
Cash Deposit Manager funds are protected with layers of trust, segregation, safeguarding and even supported up to the FSCS limit in addition.
Your funds are protected with layers of trust, segregation, safeguarding and even supported up to the FSCS limit in addition.
DOS & Co. is a business that caters to the ultra-wealthy, entrepreneurs and those who support them. It provides legal and financial services.
Acting as your bare trustee, we open accounts in your name at the Bank of London which, in turn, deposits them liquid and unencumbered at the Bank of England. Funds are protected by incremental layers of being held on bare trust, segregated and safeguarded, and with no underlying bank credit risk.
The minimum deposit amount is £1,000,000.
We hold your funds as bare trustee. This means that they are not available to our creditors.
No. DOS & Co. is a registered payment service provider.
As your funds are safeguarded, they will not be available to the Bank of London's creditors. They will still be yours, and we will get them back for you.
The Bank of London doesn't serve private clients or charities directly. For corporate customers, by virtue of our buying power with the bank, we are able to offer better rates and fees than they offer to the public.
As part of our regulatory registration, and our Certified B Corporation status, there are certain sources of wealth that we are unable to work with. If you are unsure of how to categorise your source of wealth, or have more than one, please do contact us or book a video call to discuss.
In principle, yes, though subject to the Scheme's own eligibility criteria.
In theory, before a central bank would become insolvent, it would be able to print more money. This makes the eventuality not only very unlikely, but probably impossible.
Please do contact us if you have any further questions or would like any further information.
The Bank of England will pay less interest to the Bank of London, who will pass on less to you. An drop in the base rate will automatically lead to an decrease in your returns.
The Bank of England will pay more interest to the Bank of London, who will pass on more to you. An increase in the base rate will automatically lead to an increase in your returns.