Business Why was NatWest rescued in 2008 and what has changed for the bank in that time? by News Room 31 May 2025 written by News Room 31 May 2025 0 comment Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail At its peak, the Government had an 84.4% shareholding in the group, and did not start selling shares until 2015. Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail previous post NatWest: Key dates in the bank’s history from rescue to privatisation next post Food You Want to Eat book review: Bad boy chef Thomas Straker turns over a delicious new leaf FTSE 100 Live 02 June: Drugmaker plans London exit, Vodafone seals Three... 2 June 2025 Millennial investors bought cheap stocks in Trump tariffs market turmoil 2 June 2025 Calls to legally require supermarkets to reveal ‘shrinkflation’ to customers 1 June 2025 Government plan to build munitions factories to ‘better deter our adversaries’ 31 May 2025 UK stock markets rise with trading steady while US tariffs ‘in limbo’ 31 May 2025 NatWest: Key dates in the bank’s history from rescue to privatisation 31 May 2025 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
