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RBS boss outlines plans after bank posts £8.2bn loss
Ross McEwan missed an opportunity to do something bold on Thursday. For starters, here’s a good way to restore trust in Britain’s most mistrusted bank.
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Ross McEwan missed an opportunity to do something bold on Thursday. For starters, here’s a good way to restore trust in Britain’s most mistrusted bank.
RBS chief, Ross McEwan says if Scotland votes for independence his bank’s credit rating could be seriously affected. But he says ‘no large organisation’ should attempt to influence the vote.
Exclusive: for the first time, a whistleblower tells Channel 4 News that RBS’s GRG unit asset-strips businesses and charges fees to push firms to the brink. For more, watch at seven.
Exclusive: a whistleblower from RBS’s shadowy GRG unit claims that staff destroyed businesses “that didn’t need destroying” in an attempt to help save the bank during the credit crisis.
Taxpayer-backed Royal Bank of Scotland could make losses of £8bn as it prepares to increase its compensation pot to £3.1bn to cover the cost of litigation and customer claims.
Prime Minister David Cameron ducks Labour demands for the government to veto individual bonuses paid to RBS bankers.
Nick Clegg pledges to block any fresh attempts to curb immigration from the European Union, insisting “this is where we draw the line”, as Vince Cable says the Tories are ‘in a panic’ on the subject.
A ban on EU migrants claiming out-of-work benefits from the moment they arrive in the UK will be rushed through parliament to deter people who want to “live off the state”.
Royal Bank of Scotland promises to “put right” the fact that many of its customers were left “out of pocket” by a computer glitch on Monday.
A glitch which left Royal Bank of Scotland customers unable to pay on one of the busiest shopping days of the year took place after the bank was warned it could be punished for computer failures.
As RBS is accused of driving small firms “to the wall”, Channel 4 News speaks to a businessman who alleges he was told by the bank that he had to sort out his cashflow or face bankruptcy.
The bank pushed good businesses under to make more profit claims a government report to be published tomorrow. If true, RBS could be guilty of “systematic fraud”.
The taxpayer was hit with yet more bad news today, and the prospect of us ever exiting the RBS bank and getting our money back looks as far away as ever.
RBS CEO Ross McEwan tells Siobhan Kennedy his bank has shown over the last five years an “absolute ability” to shed its toxic loans and sell them to other people. “That’s a skill we have,” he says.
Royal Bank of Scotland is to create an internal “bad bank” with £38bn of problem assets. In another development, RBS and Barclays have suspended several foreign exchange traders.