Farage calls on Alison Rose and Peter Flavel to resign over Coutts bank scandal

Nigel Farage called for Alison Rose’s resignation (Image: GB News) A furious Nigel Farage has called on Natwest CEO Alison Rose, Coutts CEO Peter Flavel and head of governance Howard Davies to all resign or be sacked following this afternoon’s admission that Alison Rose briefed the BBC with inaccurate claims about Mr Farage’s personal finances. Mr Farage said that at NatWest’s forthcoming investor statement on Friday morning, in light of the UK Government’s 39 percent stake in the bank, they should issue a statement of no confidence in NatWest’s management. He said Dame Alison Rose “has now admitted that she is the source. She broke client confidentiality, and is unfit to be the CEO of NatWest Group”. “Meanwhile, Coutts CEO Peter Flavel must take the ultimate responsibility for de-banking me based on my political views. “Sir Howard Davies is responsible for overall governance. He has clearly failed in this task, least of all by endorsing their conduct. “In my view – they should all go.”