Dame Alison Rose is poised to get £2.4m from NatWest, even after her resignation due to her involvement in the Nigel Farage “debanking” incident.
Dame Alison Rose is poised to get £2.4m from NatWest, even after her resignation due to her involvement in the Nigel Farage “debanking” incident.
After a tumultuous week, NatWest Group PLC (LSE: NWG) is striving to regain investor confidence with solid dividends, a share buy-back initiative, and robust profits.
Coutts’ CEO has resigned effectively immediately following the private bank’s closure of Nigel Farage’s accounts due to conflicting “values” between Farage’s views and the bank’s stance.
The upcoming week promises to be quite eventful, featuring reporting from five of the FTSE 100’s top ten, as well as four of the major US tech conglomerates. In addition,
Millions of clients have been alerted about challenges in processing certain Mastercard transactions.
Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LSE: LLOY) reported robust first-quarter results, surpassing expectations and recording a 46% increase in profit.
NatWest Group PLC (LSE: NWG) has reported strong growth in revenue and profit for the first quarter, although competition has led to a decrease in deposits.
This week is filled with busy results announcements for London-listed companies, with big names like Barclays and NatWest, AstraZeneca and GSK, Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser, as well as US tech
Andrew Bailey, the governor of the Bank of England, has suggested that interest rates might have reached their highest point, following 10 consecutive hikes in the official borrowing cost since
NatWest’s profits increased by over a third, reaching £5.1bn in the previous year due to the bank’s intensified mortgage lending and higher income from increased interest rates.
The start of UK banking results season will begin with Barclays and NatWest, as well as Standard Chartered. This continues the focus on jumbo shareholder return, which is likely to