NatWest boss's '£2.4m exit deal' is a disgrace, says Nigel Farage
Nigel Farage branded Dame Alison Rose’s NatWest exit an “absolute disgrace”, after it emerged she could be set to receive a pay package worth more than £2.4million.
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Nigel Farage branded Dame Alison Rose’s NatWest exit an “absolute disgrace”, after it emerged she could be set to receive a pay package worth more than £2.4million.
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Nigel Farage accused banks and regulators of an "establishment stitch-up" to slow-walk investigations into his debanking.
Nigel Farage accused banks and regulators of an "establishment stitch-up" to slow-walk investigations into his debanking.