Nigel Farage Considers Class Action Lawsuit Against Big Banks, as Thousands Claim Debanking
Brexit champion Nigel Farage is considering leading a class action lawsuit against the “debanking” practices of lenders in Britain
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Brexit champion Nigel Farage is considering leading a class action lawsuit against the “debanking” practices of lenders in Britain
Nigel Farage will sue the NatWest bank and its former chief executive, seeking millions in damages over his debanking and leaks to the press.
Bank boss who lost her job over her behaviour during the Nigel Farage debanking scandal is set to lose most, but not all of £10M+ payout.
UK govt watchdog concludes former CEO of Natwest did break the law over debanking of Nigel Farage, but decides not to take further action.
Bankers at NatWest celebrated the debanking of Nigel Farage, while bragging that they had “single-handedly driven him out of the country”.
The NatWest banking group has announced that Sir Howard Davies will be replaced in the wake of the Nigel Farage debanking scandal.
Nigel Farage slams “sick joke” of “corrupt British establishment” as a top debanking executive who resigned in disgrace gets a big payout.
Nigel Farage accused banks and regulators of an “establishment stitch-up” to slow-walk investigations into the politically-inspired debanking of his accounts.
Big banks in the UK have shut down nearly a million accounts over the past year, a paper revealed amid the Nigel Farage debanking scandal.
In an attempt to quell the firestorm that erupted over its decision to debank Nigel Farage, Coutts has offered to reinstate his accounts.
Since Nigel Farage he went public last month there has been a steady drumbeat of prominent figures revealing they too had been debanked.
Nigel Farage has officially launched a campaign to take on the big banks and to take on the politically-inspired debanking of citizens.
The CEO of Coutts, the exclusive bank that terminated Farage’s accounts for political reasons has said he bears “ultimate responsibility”.
The Tory government is preparing legislation to prevent political debanking and protect freedom of speech from activist lenders.
NatWest Chief Executive Dame Alison Rose resigned on Wednesday morning, triggered by the attempted debanking of Brexit leader Nigel Farage.
Nigel Farage successfully forced the BBC to apologise for its “inaccurate” reporting on the reasons for his debanking by Coutts.
Nigel Farage has filed an official complaint against the NatWest banking group, accusing the bank of passing personal information to the BBC.
Natwest chief executive apologises for “deeply inappropriate comments” but stopped short of actually changing their decision.
“That will teach me [for trusting the] reporting of my old employer”, says former top BBC man as he issues a good-natured apology for repeating now-apparently-false claims about the Brexit leader.
Victory for Farage as UK banks may be required to protect free speech in new rules reportedly being drawn up by the govt, a report claims.