Nigel Farage is 'paid an unspecified sum' to settle with NatWest in debanking scandal
Nigel Farage has been paid an 'unspecified sum' by NatWest to settle the debanking scandal almost two years after the bank closed his accounts. The then-NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose later resigned after she admitted she had discussed the details of Farage's bank account with a BBC journalist. It is understood that after NatWest agreed to pay Nigel Farage damages he has now withdrawn the threat of potential civil and criminal proceedings The debanking scandal led the then-NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose to resign after she admitted she had discussed the details of Farage's bank account with a BBC journalist A Natwest bank in London. While the terms of the settlement were confidential, a joint statement said: 'NatWest Group and Nigel Farage MP are pleased to confirm that they have resolved and settled their dispute, and the bank has apologised to Mr Farage' However, almost two years later the dispute has finally been resolved.
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