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Reform UK chief Nigel Farage assaults ‘woke virus’ in huge firms after finish of NatWest debanking battle

By Editorial Board Published March 27, 2025 4 Min Read
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Reform UK chief Nigel Farage assaults ‘woke virus’ in huge firms after finish of NatWest debanking battle

Nigel Farage has blamed a “woke virus” in huge firms for his two-year debanking battle with NatWest.

Metropolis editor Mark Kleinman reported on Wednesday {that a} deal had been reached almost two years after the closure of Mr Farage’s accounts, which led to the resignation of the financial institution’s boss.

Nick Sweet, Reform UK’s treasurer, performed a key position in resolving the dispute between the 2 sides throughout six hours of mediation talks held at a London legislation agency on Tuesday.

Beneath the deal, the financial institution has agreed to pay Mr Farage damages, whereas he’s understood to have withdrawn a menace of potential civil and legal proceedings in opposition to NatWest.

Mr Farage stated: “The war with NatWest is finally over. I thank my friend Nick Candy for sorting that out for me.”

“I think a woke virus has gone through corporate America and corporate Britain,” he stated. “We have firms like BP pretending they’re all about renewable energy rather than producing oil.”

‘Lunacies of DEI coverage’

Mr Farage hit out at “the lunacies of DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) policy, of employing people on the basis of their colour, or their chosen sexuality”. “I was caught in the crossfire,” he stated.

Claiming DEI was coming to an finish, he added: “We’re seeing the tide turning. You know, when even Mark Zuckerberg announces that he’s axing the DEI department at Meta, you know that a big change is coming.

“And we’re transferring extra in direction of a system primarily based on meritocracy than primarily based on id.”

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Though he stated he was delighted his warfare with NatWest was over, Mr Farage criticised Conservative and Labour ministers for failing to legislate to outlaw debanking.

He stated former Treasury minister Andrew Griffith, now the shadow enterprise and commerce secretary, had promised him the Conservatives would put laws in place.

However he stated that after former prime minister Rishi Sunak known as a basic election final yr, it had not occurred.

And attacking monetary regulators, he stated: “The Financial Conduct Authority was set up to protect people, but it hasn’t lifted a finger to stop people being de-banked.”

Mr Farage was initially anticipated to hunt thousands and thousands of kilos from the corporate, alleging that the debanking row had broken his repute.

The furore, which claimed the scalp of NatWest’s former chief govt Dame Alison Rose in 2023, centred on whether or not the financial institution’s Coutts subsidiary closed Mr Farage’s accounts for industrial or political causes.

NatWest initially claimed the motivation was industrial, earlier than Mr Farage obtained inner proof from the financial institution suggesting his political opinions had been a pivotal issue within the choice.

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