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Furse also on Fortis’ board when it was bailed out following disastrous ABN Amro takeover.

Parliamentary Commission for Banking Standards mulls splitting RBS into 'good' and 'bad' bank but will not delay privatisation.

RBS-owned Lombard research says a third of UK companies are turning down orders rather than investing in new equipment

HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group and RBS' jobs cull will drag employment down to a nine-year low

CEO's future in doubt as chairman calls non-executive directors to discuss succession.

Banks and financial institutions sanctioned home loans worth £5bn in April, up from £4.8bn in March.

Preliminary HSBC China Manufacturing PMI showed a reading of 49.6 in May, indicating a contraction in activity.

Banks launch fund despite facing mis-selling scandals to small business owners and mounting complaints from customers

RBS reveals job losses are a result of restructuring its Retail head office functions in the UK

As RBS holds its 2013 AGM, IBTimes UK takes a closer look at its chief executive

From mis-selling, lawsuits, fines and technical failures, the bank has a long way to go, says Lianna Brinded

Bank, Bob Diamond and others win dismissal of shareholder lawsuit which claim investors lost money on rate rigging.

The bank reports a pre-tax profit of £826m, compared to a loss of £1.51bn a year ago.

Grieving daughter carries urn containing father's ashes to Royal Bank of Scotland branch, to prove he is, in fact, dead

Bank vice-president accused of hoodwinking investors in bogus Montenegro property scheme.

Crosby also gives up 30 percent of pension pot after being accused of creating downfall of bailed-out bank HBOS.

RBOS Shareholder Action Group opens proceedings against former executives and the bank.

The US District Judge dismisses antitrust claims while allowing some commodity manipulation claims to proceed.

Citigroup agrees to pay investors of bonds and stock who say they were misled by the bank's company disclosure

Pound sees biggest jump since July before broadcast of ITV interview with Bank of England governor that warns recent fall has gone too far.

FSA's Internal Audit Report hits back at politicians by saying it managed rate rigging crisis sufficiently.

IBTimes TV's daily 'Market Briefing' report with European Business Editor Martin Baccardax

British taxpayers would be much better off taking a multi-year view of their 82 percent stake now that the banking game has changed so much.

Markets open higher as Mario Draghi and Ben Bernanke reaffirm stimulus continuity.

State-owned lender sees operating improvements and fewer charges for bad loans but sets aside £1bn for PPI and derivatives mis-selling.

Dutch bank expected to reach deal with UK and US regulators over Libor rigging claims.

FSA claims it had been working with US authorities since 2008 over Libor scandal.

Prime minister does not rule out share giveaway in state-owned lender as bank prepares full-year results.

Osborne's RBS exit plan is aimed to boost the economy and please voters ahead of next general election.

CEO Michael Spencer says no evidence of fake trades for brokers in bid to distance itself from Libor scandal.