NatWest

439 results about this entity

Period: 17 Nov 2004 - 11 Sep 2024

RBS and NatWest Web services knocked out; Oslo Bors hit by DDoS attack

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and its NatWest and Ulster Bank subsidiaries have been hit by "technical issues" that have left customers unable to access online services.

RBS and NatWest fined £2.8m for poor customer complaint handling

The Financial Services Authority has fined Royal Bank of Scotland and its NatWest unit a total of £2.8 million for failing to deal properly with customer complaints.

Laptop repair man jailed over theft of e-banking details

A laptop repair engineer caught trying to hack into the bank account of an undercover Sky News reporter after stealing login details from her machine, has been sentenced to nine months in jail.

Co-op Bank tops UK sales site table

The Co-operative Bank has topped a review of how well UK retail financial services Web sites sell services and products, with Yorkshire Bank bottom of the pile.

EX-Lloyds innovation boss chides HSBC over m-banking

HSBC has come under fire from the former head of innovation at rival Lloyds TSB for failing to offer a retail mobile banking service.

How to get money back from a bank: sue them - Ross Anderson

Customers that see dodgy transactions on their cards and want to get their money back from the bank should skip the usual complaints procedure and sue, according to renowned Cambridge payments security expert Ross Anderson.

Natwest online system on go slow

Natwest's online customers have been left fuming after technical issues slowed the bank's system to a snail's pace.

Co-op and Nationwide outshine rivals online - research

The Co-operative Bank and Nationwide outperformed rival UK banking Websites in an accessibility study conducted by Keynote Research.

Egg payments hit by glitch - BBC

NatWest Visa debit card holders have been unable to make payments to Egg credit cards via the latter's Web site for over two months because of a database glitch.

Which? criticises online banking security

UK consumer group Which? has accused Abbey and Halifax of employing poor online security measures, leaving customers vulnerable to fraud.

Mobile phone giant O2 moves into personal finance

UK wireless telco O2 has set up a personal finance unit and launched two pre-paid cards as it looks to tap into the burgeoning mobile banking market.

M-banking network Monilink sees surge in account enquires as crunch bites

Monilink, the UK mobile banking network launched by Morse spin-off Monitise and VocaLink, says it processed over one million account enquiries in October as customers feeling the economic downturn keep a watchful eye on their money.