Sainsbury’s and NatWest have entered a partnership to bring a range of new financial products to customers, following NatWest’s acquisition of Sainsbury’s Bank in 2025.
The two will bring tailored products for customers’ needs, and Nectar members will be able to access exclusive perks, such as tailored rates on savings and loans, and rewarding loyalty through the Nectar programme.
The new products, set to be available in the second half of the year, will include a new NatWest credit card for customers to collect Nectar points on purchases and the potential to earn bonus points.
It will also provide instant access to savings and unsecured personal loans through Sainsbury’s digital channels.
Sainsbury’s managing director of financial services Patrick Short said: “We’re committed to working with trusted partners who share our values and dedication to delivering outstanding service for our customers.
“Building on our success together, we are pleased to extend our agreement with NatWest, whose deep expertise and customer-first approach continue to make them an ideal partner for our evolving financial services offering.”
NatWest chief executive of retail banking Solange Chamberlain added: “Partnering with Sainsbury’s enables NatWest to help many more families with their financial needs, combining our expertise and financial know-how with a seamless digital experience and Sainsbury’s scale.
“This ongoing partnership is a great example of our focus on exceptional customer service and accelerating growth in our retail banking business through innovative partnerships that deliver for our customers where they are and support the group’s growth strategy.”
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