RBS reveals Brexit plan as Pearson sheds Penguin Books
RBS and Pearson ended a busy week of reporting with big announcements, confirming an Amsterdam hard Brexit contingency plan and divestment of a 22% stake in a key business, respectively.
RBS and Pearson ended a busy week of reporting with big announcements, confirming an Amsterdam hard Brexit contingency plan and divestment of a 22% stake in a key business, respectively.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has agreed to pay the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) $5.5bn (£4.2bn) to drop its outstanding litigation against the bank.
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Lloyds may have paid back its debt to the UK government but its future is still chained to the Brexit outcome.
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Barclays’ shares were down substantially this morning despite the fact its profits doubled in the first quarter, but the market was more receptive of RBS’s return to profits.
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Wealth managers will be keeping a keen eye on the banking sector this week as four of the sector’s biggest players report first-quarter results.
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The FTSE 100 fell 0.7% to 7,221 as RBS rounded off a busy week of UK bank results with a staggering £7bn loss, while Standard Life failed to wow with weaker gross inflows.
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The US Department of Justice is suing the British bank and two of its executives for deliberately selling “defective and misrepresented” mortgage loans during the peak of the housing bubble.
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Just when you thought it was safe to dip your toes back into the murky waters of banking stocks, so comes another stress test.
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Shares in RBS had fallen 5% top 187.2p by mid-morning on Wednesday after the bank emerged as the biggest failure in the Bank of England’s latest stress test scenario.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has continued to flounder in what it described as the “current low interest rate and low growth environment,” returning £469m in attributable losses, compared with a £940m profit the year prior.
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Shares in RBS were down 2.36% to 177.6p this morning in light of reports of leaked documents revealing its restructuring division tried to turn a profit from failing businesses.
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Royal Bank of Scotland shares slipped 4.6% after the bank reported a worse than expected loss.
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