Royal Bank Of Scotland (RBS)

BoE says UK banks resilient to shock scenario

• 28 November 2017

RBS International pushes alternatives business

• 04 January 2017

Venn Partners launches £265m private rented sector bond

• Fixed Income
• 21 November 2016

Securities class actions: Unintended consequences

• 11 August 2016

UBP completes purchase of Coutts in Asia

• 15 April 2016

RBS sells ETF business to Chinese asset manager

• Equities
• 24 March 2016

The three questions looming over India

• 24 March 2016

Coutts fined €23.8m over tax evasion allegations

• Taxation
• 26 February 2016

Algebris hires RBS' Gallo for macro strategies

• Alternative
• 24 February 2016

Coutts replaces CEO with JP Morgan exec

• 11 February 2016

Rowan Dartington: Bears and black swans

• Alternative
• 11 February 2016

Legal & General pushes into private debt market

• 19 January 2016

Mediobanca to acquire majority stake in Cairn Capital

• 13 August 2015

Hedge funds profit from RBS sale

• Equities
• 05 August 2015

UBP to acquire RBS' private banking business Coutts

• 27 March 2015

Executive pay controversy: Dijsselbloem delays ABN Amro IPO

• 27 March 2015

BoE stress test: Three UK banks at risk

• 16 December 2014

Global regulators impose fines on RBS, JP Morgan, HSBC, Citi and UBS in forex probe

• 12 November 2014

RBS Luxembourg selects MSCI for risk reporting

• 29 September 2014

Ashcourt Rowan grows financial planning team

• 09 September 2014

FCA fines RBS and NatWest

• 27 August 2014

RBS fined £5.6m for transaction reporting failings

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has been fined £5,620,300 by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for incorrectly reporting transactions it made in wholesale markets, and in some instances, failing to report transactions at all.

• 24 July 2013

Higher capital not fines, says RBS Americas head of op risk

Regulators should start thinking about alternatives to fines, such as punishing banks with higher capital requirements in order to help remedy problems, says Craig Spielmann, head of operational risk for the Americas at RBS in New York.

• 23 April 2013

Scandal-hit banks must 'stop the rot', says Iosco's Wright

The finance industry needs to put a stop to its sequence of scandals and work to rebuild trust, according to David Wright, secretary general of the International Organization of Securities Commissions.

• 14 February 2013