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12 companies assessed under the BDS-1000 methodology · ranked by complicity score, from Santander (726/1000, Tier Severe) down · 3 scored Tier A or B.

Every score is evidence-led and traceable: each dossier cites public sources across the four BDS-1000 domains - military, digital, economic and political. Higher scores indicate more documented material support. How scoring works →

  1. 1 Santander 79 cited sources 726 B
  2. 2 HSBC 129 cited sources 682 B
  3. 3 JPMorgan Chase 108 cited sources 622 B
  4. 4 BNP Paribas 77 cited sources 587 C
  5. 5 Lloyds Banking Group 88 cited sources 522 C
  6. 6 NatWest 78 cited sources 511 C
  7. 7 Barclays 170 cited sources 462 C
  8. 8 Tesco 136 cited sources 371 D
  9. 9 Revolut 72 cited sources 313 D
  10. 10 AXA 93 cited sources 292 D
  11. 11 Sainsburys 171 cited sources 292 D
  12. 12 Monzo 58 cited sources 0 E

Lowest-scoring in this category

Least documented complicity of the 12 assessed - a lower score means less evidence was found, not that a company is endorsed.

  1. Monzo 58 cited sources 0 E
  2. AXA 93 cited sources 292 D
  3. Sainsburys 171 cited sources 292 D

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