This is massive.

Senior investigating officer in National Crime Agency (NCA)’s professional standards unit recommends National Economic Crime Centre reviews allegations of industrial-scale signature forgery by British banks. Bank Signature Forgery Campaign

Campaign statement following the NCA’s letters to customer victims, the Campaign and the Treasury Select Committee

Campaign statement following Lord Sikka’s question in the House of Lords and the Government Ministers response

Many thanks to Lord Sikka Prem Sikka for his question in the House of Lords yesterday regarding alleged crimes by banks against customer victims reported by the Campaign to the National Crime Agency

Today: High Court Judge does not believe UK law enforcement “have any interest in prosecuting fraud” & “nothing … is happening that would actually deter … somebody willing to do dishonest things in the course of business”

Last year: our presentation to Home Office Minister

National Crime Agency must probe allegations of systemic document tampering and manipulation by banks, says MP yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/natio…

National Crime Agency under fire for failure to properly investigate document tampering and signature forgery by UK banks.

People have lost homes/businesses.

NCA has had 10,000 pages of evidence. Done nothing.

Govt covering-up for banks as usual.
thetimes.co.uk/article/agency…

“The NCA has admitted its version of events was false”: quote from today’s Times article regarding statement by the National Crime Agency to an MP that a crime report from a customer victim provided by the Campaign to the NCA had been “fully investigated” thetimes.co.uk/article/agency…

Campaign statement following the NCA’s letters to some customer victims posted on Friday and requiring a response within 5 working days during the summer holidays when customers may be on holiday and Parliament is in recess

Baron Sikka raises the issue of alleged industrial-scale signature forgery by banks against customers in today’s debate in the House of Lords

Campaign update: as a result of the NCA’s latest letters to some customer victims, the Campaign is concerned that the NCA’s apparent tactics to avoid any genuine investigation into alleged systemic serious organised crime by banks against the public are becoming ever more blatant

For all those who care about social justice and who view the UK’s most financially vulnerable people as human beings with innate value and equally deserving of protection from organised crime: here is the opening slide of the Campaign’s presentation to the Home Office Minister

Campaign update including meeting with a Home Office Minister and contact from the NCA with bank victims

thetimes.co.uk/article/nation…

'A bank employee forged my signature and I was then told to pay £1.2m' mylondon.news/news/zone-1-ne…

Essential viewing if you want to understand how & why banks forge signatures & other documents.

The video of the Campaign’s Interim Conclusions presentation is on the Transparency Task Force YouTube channel. The presentation starts around minute 19 and the Q&A discussion starts around minute 50 youtube.com/watch?v=ES_D7J…

The video of the Campaign’s Interim Conclusions presentation is on the Transparency Task Force YouTube channel. The presentation starts around minute 19 and the Q&A discussion starts around minute 50 youtube.com/watch?v=ES_D7J…

The Campaign’s Interim Conclusions presentation slides are now available courtesy of Transparency Task Force – the link is: transparencytaskforce.org/wp-content/upl…

Thanks to Andy and all at Transparency Task Force for the event last night – here is the link to the Campaign’s presentation slides on the findings and conclusions so far
transparencytaskforce.org/wp-content/upl…