Royal Bank of Scotland
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Disclosure by the 80% taxpayer-owned bank shows the 10 received £1.9m of these allowances for the last four months of 2014
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Evidence given by the head of the group, Derek Sach, and Chris Sullivan, the deputy chief executive, now being re-examined
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BHP Billiton down as it unveils plans to cut capital expenditure amid metal price fall
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Shares in RBS fell by almost 3% as it emerged bank has least margin for error among UK rivals
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Leading shares record fifth week of rises with mining shares lifted by Chinese news
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RBS fined £56m for computer problems in 2012
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The business secretary, Vince Cable, says the latest banking scandal involving RBS has been disastrous for many households
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Inadequate risk management caused problems that led to Royal Bank of Scotland being fined £56m for its 2012 IT cock-up
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6.5 million customers at Royal Bank of Scotland, NatWest and Ulster Bank affected by computer meltdown in June and July 2012
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Penalty comes after bank was fined £400m for failures that allowed foreign exchange market rigging
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Emine Saner: For those who don’t feel Mr, Mrs, Miss or Ms apply to them, the gender-neutral Mx is about to become more widely recognised – RBS will now officially use the title
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Anger at payment after RBS was fined for forex market rigging as MPs warn new rules to rein in banks are vulnerable to lobbying
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Failure locked out millions of customers from accounts for days
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Observer editorial: As banks are fined £2.6bn, no one goes to jail - and people do not launch a mass protest against blatant fraud
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Analysis In market-rigging case, US Justice Department treats corporate criminals like juvenile offenders
Regulators imposed a massive $4.25bn fine on JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC and UBS for rigging currency markets -
Mason lambasts the Royal Bank of Scotland and the five other banks fined for manipulating foreign exchange rates
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From Libor rigging and sanction busting to forex manipulation, a look back at the global banking industry’s offences and penalties
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George Osborne says proceeds from regulator’s crackdown on currency market rigging will be ‘used for the wider public good’
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Market Forces blog FTSE 100 slips back as banks and supermarkets weigh but Standard Chartered bucks trend
Investors pause for breath but Asia-focused bank edged higher after ruling out fundraising -
From Libor rigging and sanction busting to forex manipulation, a look back at the global banking industry’s offences and penalties
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Market Forces blog G4S rises after update and US sale but Capita slumps nearly 6% on contract concerns
Leading shares move lower as banking shares weigh after latest round of fines -
Regulators in US and UK mete out record fines after finding a ‘free for all culture’ on currency trading floors at RBS, HSBC, Citibank, JP Morgan and UBS
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Six banks including Barclays, HSBC and RBS thought to be facing fines of up to £250m each by City regulator
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US casualties and 80 families of dead soldiers sue five banks alleging money secretly sent to Iran was used to fund terror groups
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Competition and Markets Authority to embark on most detailed analysis of sector for a decade, looking into how banks treat small business and personal customers
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The Competition and Markets Authority review is just the latest in a long line of investigations into high street banking | Nils Pratley
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Ernst & Young will audit Royal Bank of Scotland accounts for the financial year ending December 2016
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Investors cautious after recent rise as global manufacturing surveys fail to convince
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Investors take some profits after disappointing Chinese and eurozone manufacturing surveys
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If traders swap privileged information, they are skewing the odds even more heavily in their favour
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Esther Addley finds times are changing in Birmingham, the home of the first Lloyds bank, and not everyone’s happy with it
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Investors cheered as Japan steps in with bond buying programme days after Fed ends QE
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Chancellor calls for more work on effect on banks and building societies from imposition of 3% leverage ratio across sector
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Market Forces blog FTSE jumps after Bank of Japan boost with British Airways owner IAG leading the way
Markets end month on a positive note after news of boost for Japanese economy -
Customers of 154 branches have been told but 81% taxpayer-owned bank has not formally announced the closures
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