The IBAN Code is an international bank account number and consists of the Bank Sort Code and the account number. These codes are commonly used to identify the banks involved in an international wire transfer. BIC have released a new set of codes (BIC Version 2) for categorising titles. Sometimes when you send money, bank staff may look them up for you so you may not be aware. The SWIFT Bank Identification Code is an internationally-recognized system of codes for identifying banks (see ISO 9362). Once a firm has submitted this data, the regulator will map the FRN to the BIC and the firm must ensure that the TMU is aware of the BIC on an ongoing basis.

Country	City	Bank Name	Branch	SWIFT
Romania	Bucharest	Eximbank of Romania	Eximbank of Romania	EXIMROBUXXX