[Firing79] Banking Licence
Think if the banks mess up again withdrawing it would be a strong argument !
View Article[lex1] Ranjm
Correct me if i am wrong ,but if the asset protection scheme was fully underwritten, by the Goverment and RBS payed and never used the scheme, then it could be argued that the Goverment was operating...
View Article[Ranjm] lex1
It may appear that way but no. I used to work in insurance for many years. What a client pays for when taking out insurance is really piece of mind even if they never make a claim. RBS had that piece...
View Article[jings100] Ranjm
Total net investment per share by the HMG is 499p for RBS and 63.1p for LLOYDs , the aps payments have already been factored in . http://www.ukfi.co.uk/releases/1396.pdf
View Article[lex1] Ranjm
Good point ,I would think the fact that the Goverment own the majority shares in RBS the that would be determining factor in RBS entering the scheme when lloyds gave it a pass,i agree they should use...
View Article[jings100] Ranjm
My apologies , looks like they've been factored in for LLOYDs but not RBS.
View Article[Ranjm] Jings
Yes, this is it. It's an interesting one because if by chance the government does offset the APS fees, will be very helpful to start the privatization process. We shall see.....
View Article[lex1] jings 100
Do you know what the true story is?, Goverments Lloyds price seems to be down fom 72p to 63p i have read they were in aps, so what about RBS do we know the current GOV price.
View Article[jings100] lex
These are the figures from the link I posted earlier ,published accounts 2010/ 2011 can't get into the accounts for 2011/2012 for some reason , keep getting an error but as you can see the figure for...
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annual Report and accounts 2010/11 – the Royal Bank of scotland Group plc Investment in RBS the Government’s investment in RBs has been made in three different tranches, as summarised in the table...
View Article[jings100] Ranjm
Pretty sure they will offset it , I'll be interested to hear what's in the reply to your E.Mail.......Thought Lex's PPI comment was hilarious .Lol.....Nice one lex.
View Article[Ranjm] Jings
I'll certainly post it here...government PPI scam...can you imagine that one...lol...
View Article[jange] RBS
Announcement: RBS reaches LIBOR settlements. In an announcement made a short while ago, Royal Bank of Scotland said it had reached settlement with the Financial Services Authority ("FSA") in the UK,...
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Negative Points: RBS Chairman Philip Hampton said it was a "sad day for RBS". "There were serious shortcomings in our systems and controls and also in the integrity of a small group of our employees."...
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Positive Points: RBS offered its full cooperation to the regulators throughout investigations which began in 2010. This was acknowledged by regulators who said the majority of issues were identified by...
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Hopefully the full year results will be positive this month.. And with the libor now known etc.. Let's hope no further MAJOR BAD NEWS is forth coming and the slow recovery can now start... Volitility...
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Royal Bank of Scotland, the 81 per cent state-owned lender, has agreed to pay LIBOR-related penalties after a report found 'serious failures in the controls and risk management systems RBS had in...
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All of the regulators concluded that RBS, as a firm, had not engaged in any 'deliberate misconduct'. Philip Hampton, RBS Chairman, said: "The RBS board acknowledges that there were serious...
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