Shoppers at Westfield, London's next generation shopping mall, will benefit from a new branch of International Currency Exchange (ICE), catering to all their foreign currency needs. Plus visitors to Europe's largest urban mall won't need to worry about running out of cash as sister company, Raphaels Bank, has installed eight ATMs throughout the 1.6million square feet site.

Westfield London Shopping Centre was opened to the public on the 30th October 2008 by Mayor Boris Johnson, who was joined by a host of stars, including Leona Lewis. Featuring over 265 shops, 50 restaurants and a 14 screen cinema, Westfield is expected to see 20million visitors each year.

The ICE foreign exchange bureau offers shoppers a range of services, including foreign exchange of all major currencies, traveller's cheques, phonecards, Western Union money transfers, VAT refunds and mobile phone top-ups. ATMs will provide further flexibility for shoppers, giving free, easy and quick access to cash accepting all LINK, Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, Cirrus and American Express cards.

"Despite the credit crunch, tens of thousands of shoppers visited Westfield on its opening day, illustrating the potential for this prestigious mall," explains Andrew Hamilton, Head of Marketing, International Currency Exchange. "Foreign tourists can head straight to Westfield and pop into the ICE bureau to exchange funds, ready to engage in London's latest shopping experience.

"We are delighted to be part of this exciting development, bringing consumers fast, convenient access to the funds they need."