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What an irony that when Coutts decided to close the account of Nigel Farage it was supposedly in order to help avoid reputational risk to the company.

BRENDAN ONEILL: There is a woke sector of the Establishment that truly thinks it is infallible. Which carries on assuming its perfect and virtuous status - even after getting it wrong.

Ex-NatWest boss Dame Alison Rose (pictured) could be in line for a multi-million pound payout after she was dramatically forced out in the row over debanking Nigel Farage.

Analysts expect former NatWest chief executive Alison Rose to walk away with a huge package including cash in lieu of working a notice period and share options.

Confidentiality, and she, over a sociable dinner with simon jack, the bbc business editor, clearly said some things that werent very wise. since when is a bank a moral arbiter of who they deem to be suitable as a customer or not? fin who they deem to be suitable as a customer or not?— a customer or not? on 29th of june, a customer or not? on 29th of june. nigel— a customer or not? on 29th of june, nigel farage _ a customer or not? on 29th of june, nigel farage tweeted i a customer or not? o...

Ministers have warned banks to learn from the mistakes of NatWest, following the resignation of chief executive Dame Alison Rose.

Emily Maitlis has claimed Nigel Farage made the decision by NatWest to part ways into a populist storm as he calls for the banking board to resign.

The chief executive of Coutts has resigned with immediate effect over the private bank’s mishandling of Nigel Farage’s account.

The financial scandal in London shakes the foundations of English exceptionalism, prompting calls for increased regulation.

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