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  • Alison Rose resigns as Natwest chief over Farage leak after midnight board drama

    July 26, 2023

    Dame Alison Rose, the Natwest chief executive at the centre of a leaking scandal, resigned overnight after an extraordinary late-night board meeting – just hours after the bank’s Chairman issued a statement offering her their full confidence. Rose outed herself as the source of a BBC story into the finances of Nigel Farage, who had [...]

  • London court gives green light to £2.7bn foreign exchange claim against six major banks

    July 25, 2023

    The Court of Appeal ruled today that a £2.7bn class action claim relating to foreign exchange manipulation can proceed on an opt-out basis.  The claim, brought by FX Claim UK, represents tens of thousands of participants in the foreign exchange market who suffered damages from the anticompetitive behaviour of six of the largest banks in [...]

  • Nigel Farage receives apology from BBC over Coutts account closure reporting

    July 24, 2023

    The BBC has apologised to Nigel Farage for suggesting he lacked the funds needed to hold an account at Coutts after the private bank cut ties with the former Ukip leader. The BBC’s business editor Simon Jack made the apology after a story published by the corporation suggested Mr Farage had his account shut for [...]

  • Banks in line for another round of bumper profit amid savings rate row

    July 23, 2023

    The UK’s largest banks are set to report another round of bumper profits this week amid the furore over savings rates and growing concern about the health of the UK economy. Lloyds, Natwest and Barclays are expected to report another strong set of figures for the second quarter thanks to the impact of rising interest [...]

  • Explainer: What’s going on with Farage’s bank account

    July 20, 2023

    Coutts, a prestigious private bank owned by Natwest, is under pressure after it emerged that Nigel Farage’s bank account had been closed, ostensibly for his political opinions alone.  The story has caused a furore and, with politicians wading in, it could even spark a set of new rules which would prevent banks ‘debanking’ customers with [...]

  • Farage claims documents show Coutts closed his accounts for political reasons

    July 19, 2023

    Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage said he has obtained documents that show his accounts with the private bank Coutts, a unit of taxpayer-backed bank Natwest were being closed primarily for political reasons. In a video posted on Twitter on Tuesday, Farage said he received a 40-page document from Coutts after filing a “subject access [...]

  • Banks must tell savers if better deals are available under Consumer Duty, FCA says

    July 18, 2023

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned banks that they must inform savers if better deals are available once the new Consumer Duty comes into force at the end of the month. In a letter to the Treasury Select Committee, the FCA said it is “more critical than ever that borrowers and savers are offered [...]

  • Bosses from Natwest, Shell and Sainsbury’s join PM’s new taskforce to boost growth

    July 18, 2023

    Top bosses from firms including Barclays, Aviva and Shell have joined the Prime Minister’s new business council aimed at supercharging the UK’s growth. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will chair the first business council meeting at No10 today, followed by a glitzy reception for scores of industry bigwigs to celebrate UK enterprise. CEOs including Alison Rose [...]

  • PEP talk: City minister urges FCA to review bank account closures after Farage claims

    July 5, 2023

    Andrew Griffith has called on the financial regulator to ensure bank accounts of prominent public figures – PEPs – are not closed due to fears about political exposure. The City minister tweeted a letter to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) calling on the body to speed up its investigation into politically exposed persons (PEPs) account [...]

  • Natwest calls for greater commercial incentives to boost open banking take-up

    July 5, 2023

    Natwest has called for a “step change” in the regulation of open banking as the sector moves towards the next stage of its life.  Citing research from consultancy firm Oxera, Natwest argued there should be greater commercial incentives for expanding the reach of open banking.  Claire Melling, head of bank of APIs at Natwest, said: [...]

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