Would this be or could this be a domino effect? if Natwest gets great value and efficiency from it, other banks would be forced to follow or have a viable alternative (none that I'm aware, but I'm not a closer follower of this in the UK).
I assume Full year results you meant 21st Aug 2024? Would there be much impact from NatWest they just started transitioning to using the 48 hour transactions from early May - so just about 1 quarter? and I wonder if there would be another announcement if they had transitioned to using to speed up their transactions.
And be good to hear where they are with BoE
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