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Stocks in London are set to open slightly higher on Friday, as investors wait for a key US inflation reading. Asian stocks on Friday were able to shake off a weak close on Wall Street. Asian shares...

The decision to shut down Farage’s bank account was lawful, and predominately commercial, an independent review found.

Stock prices in London were up at midday on Friday, as the FTSE 100 was led higher by oil majors, tracking a rise in the Brent price. The large-cap index recovered from a tepid start, following falls...

 UK bank NatWest displayed "serious failings" in its treatment of the banking affairs of arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage, an independent probe found Friday. NatWest chairman Howard Davies admitted the lender had made "serious failings" in the treatment of the politician. 

British watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority said on Friday that it had identified potential regulatory breaches in NatWests handling of a decision to close former Brexit party leader Nigel...

State-backed NatWest, owner of Royal Bank of Scotland, admits "clear shortcomings" in treatment of Nigel Farage

Londons FTSE 100 opened slightly lower on Friday, as banking stocks weighed on the index, with NatWest the worst of the lot after admitting to serious failings following a review of the controversial...

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By Elena Vardon NatWest Group shares tumbled 16% at market open after the bank said an investigation into the handling of the accounts of Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage found that their...

The City regulator has started a review into NatWest after an inquiry by the taxpayer-backed bank into the Nigel Farage account closure scandal found “serious f