Nigel Farage has failed to deny he has insufficient funds in the exclusive bank also favoured by Britain’s royal family.
The Former UK Independence Party leader claimed last week that a bank had stopped doing business with him, which has now been confirmed as Coutts, according to Sky News.
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This follows Barclays' decision to withdraw its referral of the FCA's planned action to the Upper Tribunal. The action was based on findings which included that Barclays' conduct in its October 2008 capital raising was reckless and lacked integrity - the FCA's earlier press release is linked in the notes below. The FCA notes Barclays’ statement on this matter.
The FCA first issued warning notices against Barclays in 2013. The case was paused pending criminal proceedings brought by the Serious Fraud Office. It was restarted following the dismissal of proceedings against Barclays and the acquittal of the other parties.