Royal Bank Of Scotland Group (RBS) is to change its name to NatWest later this year.
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RBS still has £600 million to pay PPI claims
Royal Bank Of Scotland (RBS) still has £600 million available to pay future successful PPI claims, according to figures published in their annual report.
RBS share buy-back could cost taxpayer millions
MPs question RBS change of culture
Rebuilding trust in RBS could take 10 years
RBS to change its name?
Royal Bank Of Scotland (RBS) chairman Sir Howard Davies has revealed the bank is considering changing its name because of the ‘very serious’ reputational damage it has suffered since the financial crash of 2008.
RBS agrees $4.9 billion penalty to end US probe

RBS agrees $4.9 billion penalty to end US probe
Royal Bank Of Scotland (RBS) has agreed to pay a $4.9 billion (£3.61 billion) civil penalty to close a long-running investigation into their financial dealings in America in the lead-up to the financial crisis.
The size of the penalty came as a surprise to many experts who had predicted the final settlement would be much higher. RBS said it has already set aside $3.6 billion in anticipation of the size of the penalty.
RBS branch closures ‘difficult’ but necessary

RBS branch closures ‘difficult’ but necessary
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) boss Ross McEwan has defended the closure of 62 Scottish branches as ‘difficult’, but commercially necessary.
The closures are part of a larger 162 branch plan across the country, but Scottish MPs had demanded Mr McEwan appeared before them as many of the Scottish branches served isolated rural communities.
RBS to close 162 branches and cut 792 jobs

Just days after announcing a trebling of profits to £792 million in the first quarter of the year, Royal Bank Of Scotland (RBS) has announced it intends to close another 162 branches and cut 792 jobs.
Plans to set up a new challenger bank under the Williams & Glyn brand name have been scrapped, leaving the bank with two separate networks running side by side.Read More