Treasury Tells Banks They Must Protect Free Speech After Nigel Farage Debanked
The Treasury is set to introduce rules to prohibit banks from dropping customers over their political views after Nigel Farage lost his bank.
The Treasury is set to introduce rules to prohibit banks from dropping customers over their political views after Nigel Farage lost his bank.
“The establishment are trying to force me out of the UK by closing my bank accounts… If they can do it to me, they can do it to you”.
Barclays Bank, a major retail bank in the United Kingdom, has settled a lawsuit brought by the UK-based Christian ministry the Core Issues Trust over the former’s decision to suddenly suspend its banking services in 2020.
Fourteen state financial officers sent a letter to JPMorgan Chase’s CEO demanding that the company stop engaging in what appears to be “politically motivated” de-banking around certain industries, individuals, and groups.
Customers can take their business elsewhere if they do not approve of the the implementation of gender pronoun nametags, Halifax Bank said.
Oil drillers say they are working to fill the recent void in the oil market but are hampered by Democrat policies.
A Canadian parliament committee met Tuesday to discuss the implementation of the Emergencies Act, with one official admitting it was possible bank accounts of small donors to the Freedom Convoy were frozen. The Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance
Richard Tice alleged that political pressure — possibly from the government — was behind the “unprecedented” debanking of Reform UK.
Nigel Farage’s former Brexit Party, which has been rebranded after the departure from the EU as the Reform Party, had its bank account closed.
In answer to a question from a shareholder activist, Jamie Dimon said his bank was not debanking conservatives for their politics.