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Nigel Farage, NatWest, and the sinister rise of corporate ‘purpose’

20 July 2023

8:39 PM

20 July 2023

8:39 PM

The plot is thickening. If it turns out NatWest CEO Alison Rose was the source for BBC business editor Simon Jack’s scoop that private bank Coutts, part of the NatWest Group, rejected Nigel Farage as a customer not because of his political views but for a supposed lack of funds, then it’s hard to see how she will last in her job to the end of the week.

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