The Labour leader Ed Miliband is to propose a cap on the share of the market for high street banks. Under the move, the party could force some of the "big five" banks to sell more branches to smaller firms.
The five biggest banks in the UK dominate the domestic market, with an 87% market share between them in 2012, according to Mintel data reported in the Financial Times.
In a speech this Friday, Ed Miliband is expected to call for them to sell off some branches to increase competition in the industry.
The 'Big Five' and their subsidiaries:
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