In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a corrupt banker alleged to use Barclays bank to manipulate customers and clients involved in large-scale investing has been spotted.
He’s known to have been involved in fraudulent activity decades ago, and is believed to still be active in Canary Wharf, in particular, plus other financial centres.
In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, an activist alleged to work for the “Daily Mail” at sites across London to antagonise over money has now been spotted loitering outside Coutts HQ, in central London.
It’s not the first time he’s been seen antagonising the private wealth bank. He’s also accused of harassing staff of bank branches across the city. He’s alleged of assault and Grievous Bodily Harm.
It’s not to true to say banks have any role to play in modern Government. In fact, it’s more important that all financial activity is regulated rather than its clerks consulted.
No bank staff are required to work in alignment or alongside any in Government to formulate any sort of policy.
It may be necessary to clarify a position in regards to other financial matters, but usually it’s official, by appointment, and not for political ends.
In an exclusive update to a previous post on a Russia banking informant spying on UK-located banks, an accomplice to her serious crimes has now been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.
It’s believed he acts as her boyfriend, as well as providing sources and tipoffs for her activity. The proceeds of her crimes are thought to be in the millions.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a Russian informant working as a spy against banks centred in London, UK has been spotted this afternoon.
She was seen walking in the Tavern Quay area of Southwark. It’s believed she passes over secrets including details of new products and new staffing arrangements.
This is a developing story…
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a prolific criminal believed to organise his operations around banking has been spotted in London.
His crimes are alleged to relate to large international transactions, such as used by global organisations, involving trade bodies.
The world is digitising. It’s happening locally, as well as across the globe.
The offset of banking to online is a part of this.
It also comes as the closure of bank branches hit different parts of the country. This hastens a transition to online banking, as it’s more convenient.
In some cases, it’s also the only way.
The transition is painless, but it can’t replace speaking to someone in person. It’s also important to know our deposits are in the right hands.
Another financial crisis may hit, but who knows how we’ll all feel about it. It isn’t as if we know who to rely on.
In my local area, there are still plenty of branches to choose from. This reminds me that talking to someone is important.
However, not all areas are this lucky.
A post office leaves a village and it spells disaster for the less mobile. Another locality may lose a branch, but it was the only one there.
The dilemma is not if digitisation is a good thing, it’s who’s advice is good enough if there’s no relationship.