NatWest Int Personal Banking launches Navigator issue 8

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NatWest International Personal Banking (IPB) has launched the 8th Navigator International account, designed to capture growth in bull and bear markets.

Sold through its International wealth management service, the five-year structured deposit account tracks the performance of the RBS UK Navigator Index. Return on the Navigator International account is 100% of the growth in the RBS UK Navigator Index after five years with a minimum deposit of £10,000. Dave Isley, head of NatWest IPB, said: “Navigator International is a dynamic account aiming for growth, regardless of the market conditions, offering customers the potential to make a positive return in both rising and falling markets. “We understand our customers value the ability to sa...

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