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RGL initiates, builds, and prosecutes large, complex, commercial legal actions.
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Reviews
"One man’s fight exposes the greed that still drives big banks" - Read Kevin Mckenna's The Guardian opinion piece on John Guidi's hunger strike against Clydesdale Bank here: http://bit.ly/2UIR6rQ
"NAB interim chief executive Philip Chronican says he expects "greater accountability and focus" from senior figures at the bank." Read the full SBS Australia story here: http://bit.ly/2VOdmk4
"National Australia Bank has announced the departure of another key executive with Chief People Officer Lorraine Murphy leaving after just two years with the bank." Read the full Business Insider Australia - Markets story here: http://bit.ly/2Hg6ucg
"We have let down our customers. We have let down you, our owners. And we have let down the community." Read more of NAB's letter to shareholders in this article from The Sydney Morning Herald http://bit.ly/2TxBeMt"
"Controversy surrounding the U.K. government’s awarding of Royal Bank of Scotland funds to challenger banks continues, with critics now claiming the award to Starling Bank last month involves a conflict of interest." Read the PYMNTS.com: What's Next in Payments story here: http://bit.ly/2HgtdVl
"RBS braces for a brutal report around claims it wrecked companies to steal their assets." Read the full This is Money article here: http://bit.ly/2EWBxpN
SME business borrowing and hiring may be up yet confidence levels are plummeting, according to the CYBG SME Health Check Index. Read the full InsiderScotland story here: http://bit.ly/2UwrAG7
"He claims bankers mis-sold him £10 million worth of loans, which came with crippling interest rate payments. He says that despite never missing a repayment, he was cut off from credit by the bank and chased for the balance at the end of his loan term." Sound familiar? https://dailym.ai/2F7g8vA
Did your business or client take a business loan from Clydesdale or Yorkshire bank between 2000 and 2014? Many businesses were potentially mis-sold loans which cost them thousands. Join the fight for justice. http://bit.ly/2TglgRz
Remember, we cannot progress a claim on your behalf without the requested information. If you have not responded to a request from us, please do so as soon as possible. http://bit.ly/2oCcYqj
The FCA has been accused of delaying a report into its controversial decision not to enforce action against individuals within RBS's disgraced global restructuring unit GRG. Read the full City AM story here: http://bit.ly/2IMCMgt
GfK has posted the results from their biannual survey of British Banks. Those that rank at the bottom of the list may come as no surprise. Read the survey in full here: http://bit.ly/2T2UL7c
RGL Management is representing businesses which have suffered at the hands of Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank. People like John Guidi who is preparing for a hunger strike near the Glasgow head office of CYBG – the owner of his former bank, Clydesdale. According to the article by Daily Mail, "He claims bankers mis-sold him £10 million worth of loans, which came with crippling interest rate payments. He says that despite never missing a repayment, he was cut off from credit by the bank and chased for the balance at the end of his loan term.
Unable to find another lender to take on the debt, his company was put into liquidation in 2015 and, due to a personal guarantee, he now faces losing his home." Read more here https://dailym.ai/2J42rl6 or find out more about our case here: https://bit.ly/2VJQrqi
A blow for Clydesdale Bank as they fail to secure any of the RBS funding pot set aside to boost competition. Read the full HeraldScotland story here: http://bit.ly/2GHNfrC
Another writeup about the departure of both chief executive officer, Andrew Thorburn, and chairman, Ken Henry, from NAB. Read the full The Guardian article here: http://bit.ly/2EcCkDW
Chief executive officer of NAB, Andrew Thorburn, and chairman, Ken Henry will depart the company "after a damning report on misconduct in the country’s financial industry singled them out..." Read the full The New York Times story here: https://nyti.ms/2BBYsWx
Chief executive officer of NAB, Andrew Thorburn, and chairman, Ken Henry will depart the company "after a damning report on misconduct in the country’s financial industry singled them out for their resistance to changing how they do business." Read the full The New York Times story here: https://nyti.ms/2BBYsWx
Did your business or client take a business loan from Clydesdale or Yorkshire bank between 2000 and 2014? Many businesses were mis-sold loans which cost them thousands. Join the fight for justice. http://bit.ly/2oCcYqj
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