Dame Alison Rose, CEO of NatWest, has apologized to Nigel Farage for the mishandling of his Account Closure. She acknowledged the "deeply inappropriate comments" made about Farage in internal emails and stated that they did not reflect the bank's view. Rose emphasized the importance of freedom of expression and access to Banking, stating that it is not the bank's policy to close customer accounts based on legally held political and personal views. She also offered alternative banking arrangements to Farage and announced a full review of the bank's processes for account closure decisions.

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