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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Business
Nils Pratley

Alison Rose’s position at NatWest was untenable after Nigel Farage row. She had to go

Alison Rose
Alison Rose did not got her facts straight when talking to the BBC’s business editor this month. Photograph: Michael Mayhew/Sportsphoto/Allstar

This is how NatWest Group describes its policy on protecting privacy and customer confidentiality. “We see privacy as a vital component to achieving our purpose and [it] is therefore embedded across all parts of our business,” it starts, adding that “anyone breaching the policy can be subject to disciplinary action”.

It continues: “All our customers, colleagues and third parties can therefore be confident that we treat protection of their data with the utmost seriousness.” And it concludes: “Updates and reminders are also provided through internal communications to ensure privacy is at the forefront of all of our colleagues’ minds.”

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