Emails suggest former prince leaked information about RBS bailout and held meetings suggested by convicted sex offender
The UK’s top prosecutor has said that “nobody is above the law” amid growing pre…
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3 months ago
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaked sensitive information on RBS and Aston Martin while acting as UK trade envoy ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
The former duke passed on details he learned from meetings with bank executives in the wake of its £45billion state bailout, documents released by the US Department of Justice show.
8 months ago
Why won't RBS let us close our late mother's bank account with £28k inside? We've been trying for months ○
I am the executor of our late mother's estate. She had an account with RBS in Kirkcaldy and Ive been trying to close it for about five months.
10 months ago
The rise and fall of Fred Goodwin ○
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a story from Financial Times ✅ › Financial Times
A new play tells the story of RBS’s rapid expansion and dramatic collapse. Lionel Barber, who began his career as a reporter in Edinburgh, watched the saga from the start
12 months ago
I had a ringside seat as arrogant men nearly destroyed a great British bank. That dramatic tale offers a dire warning today: RUTH SUNDERLAND ○
The story of RBS is one of arrogance, hubris, and powerful men believing they are above the rules. These are perils that plague us just as much today as they did in 2008.
A £600,000-a-year pension, a stunning luxury home and all the time in the world to enjoy it. So is it any wonder Fred the Shred, the man who broke RBS, STILL seems to be laughing all the way to the bank ○
The smiling figure immediately caught the eye as he enjoyed a rare night out in a cosy Italian bistro.
Government sells final shares in NatWest 17 years after £45bn bailout ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Sale ends state ownership of the banking group, then known as Royal Bank of Scotland, after 2008 rescue
The UK has sold its final shares in NatWest Group, ending 17 years of state ownership since the…
UK taxpayers no longer own NatWest - but 17 years on, are banks safer from collapse? ○
The last shares have been sold from the RBS bailout during the financial crisis. But, with banks facing fresh risks today, has enough changed?
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