Nigel Farage comfortable about shareholders demanding NatWest CEO suspension (Image: Getty)

NatWest shareholders are calling for the CEO of the financial institution and its subsidiary Coutts to be sacked after Nigel Farage's account was discovered to be closed over his political beliefs.

Sharing an instance letter from a small shareholder of NatWest group, Mr Farage gloated that the financial institution has acquired "many such letters".

The letter he shared demanded the removing of Dame Alison Rose and Camilla Stowell from their roles and warned of the reputational injury the saga has introduced.

Mr Farage stated: "They are receiving many such letters.

"The Media Team at NatWest thought they might spin their means out of this mess with lies. "I wonder if they will keep their jobs?"

It comes as 1000's of indignant NatWest clients are about to deluge the financial institution with calls for to know why it closed their accounts following Nigel Farage's expertise at Coutts.

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A Facebook group of 10,000 individuals claiming to have had their accounts closed has seen clients sharing directions on find out how to acquire information held about them.

Mr Farage efficiently used a "subject access request" (SAR) to acquire a 40-page file outlining the explanations behind Coutts' choice to drop him.

The former Brexit celebration chief described the briefing papers as a "Stasi-style surveillance report" on his political beliefs.

They dug up claims that he sang neo-Nazi songs as a teen and held racist and xenophobic views, all of which he denies.

It culminated in Coutts, which is owned by NatWest, selecting to finish its relationship with Farage after deciding his views didn't align with its values.

NatWest chief govt Dame Alison Rose was obliged to apologise to Farage on Thursday and he has not dominated out taking authorized motion towards the financial institution.

Nigel Farage's tweet following his letters asking for NatWest CEO's removing (Image: Twitter)

A Facebook group has shaped underneath the title "NatWest closed down my account" the place one former buyer write: "I have just submitted a subject access request on NatWest. I encourage everyone on this group to do so, let's keep them busy."

Another shared a template of a request despatched on to Dame Alison Rose.

He stated: "I strongly believe that we all have the right to know why our accounts were closed. If you're in the same situation, I encourage you to send a similar request to NatWest.

"The GDPR [General Data Protection Regulation] provides us the proper to entry our private information and the financial institution has a authorized obligation to reply inside one month. If we collectively make our voices heard on the highest stage, it might immediate a extra speedy response.

"In light of the recent disclosure by Nigel Farage, it's crucial that we stand together and demand transparency. If this is indeed a case of large-scale direct discrimination, it's important that we bring it to light and take appropriate action."

Farage urged others affected to submit SAR requests and appealed to NatWest to give attention to the "outrageous" means the financial institution had handled individuals.

The BBC has up to now refused to apologise over their article which quoted a supply wrongly stating that Farage had been dropped by Coutts as a result of he was not wealthy sufficient to carry an account there.

Business Editor Simon Jack tweeted yesterday to say his story had been "corrected, clarified and updated" however there was no expression of remorse or apology.

The former Ukip chief responded with a Tweet saying he was lodging a proper criticism, including: "I want an apology."

Simon Jack stated: "It ought to have been clearer on the prime that the rationale for Mr Farage's account being closed was business - was what a supply advised the BBC. That has been corrected."

The financial institution requires its clients to borrow or make investments no less than £1million, or maintain £3million in financial savings, in accordance with an eligibility questionnaire on its web site.

NatWest CEO, Dame Alison Rose (Image: Getty)

On Thursday, the BBC printed an replace to the unique story saying the headline had been modified "to make clear that the details about the closure of Nigel Farage's bank account came from a source".

It additionally referenced the doc displaying that Mr Farage's political beliefs had been one of many key the reason why his checking account was closed.

The Treasury stated it was tightening the foundations for UK banks over closing clients' accounts, underneath modifications designed to guard freedom of expression.

It means banks must clarify why they're shutting somebody's account down. They haven't beforehand had to offer a rationale for doing so.

The transfer is meant to make it simpler for patrons to lodge a criticism with the Financial Ombudsman Service in the event that they really feel their account has been closed unfairly, in accordance with the Treasury.

The discover interval for a pressured account closure has additionally been prolonged from 30 days to 90 days.

A spokesman for NatWest stated: "We would always encourage customers who have any queries about their accounts to contact us directly in the first instance.

"Customers who want to acquire a SAR have a proper to entry and obtain a duplicate of their buyer information, and might achieve this by visiting natwest.com."