Documents that further vindicate Nigel Farage’s claim that he was de-banked by Coutts for political, not financial reasons, emerged last week.
Responding to a third legal request to release information about the bank’s handling of Farage’s personal data, Head of Asset Management and current interim CEO, Mohammad Kamal Syed, apologised.
Syed wrote in a letter published by GB News:
‘Our processes have uncovered some inappropriate comments and poor behaviours for which I would like to apologise.
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