Barclays is to hold scores of so-called 100 Brexit clinics to give information and support to its customers amid the ongoing uncertainty over the UK leaving the EU.
The bank said 100 of the events will be held throughout October and November, with the first wave focusing on agriculture and manufacturing.
The bank's 1,500 relationship managers and industry specialists will host the clinics, covering topics including trading relationships, the future of subsidy payments, agricultural policy, migrant labour, and exporting.
More than 1,000 smaller companies attended Barclays' clinics earlier this year.
Business Minister Nadhim Zahawi said: "Our number one priority is ensuring businesses have the help they need to get ready for Brexit and take advantage of the opportunities beyond.
"These clinics are a welcome initiative, giving businesses across the agricultural and manufacturing sectors more face to face support and tailored advice on
