Lessons learned: John Bennett on why ‘investing is not a religion’
Janus Henderson’s director of European equities warns against making binary calls
Janus Henderson’s director of European equities warns against making binary calls
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The government’s decision to sell 7.7% of its shares in Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will give the beleaguered bank’s financial health a much-needed vote of confidence which should sit well with recovery investors, according to analysts.
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A former RBS trader accused of manipulating a Libor rate has hit back at regulators claiming he has been used as a scapegoat for what is a “systemic” issue.
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A former RBS trader has been banned from working in finance and fined £250,000 by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for his role in the Libor rigging scandal.
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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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George Osborne’s announcement that the government is to sell its stake in Royal Bank of Scotland may lead to shareholder upside according to industry experts, though investors should exercise caution.
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Coutts & Co is under investigation by a German prosecutor regarding allegations of assisting client tax evasion.
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Barclays Bank has topped the Financial Conduct Authority’s list of most complained about firms, with Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Santander UK following closely behind.
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Gilliat is offering investors the choice of Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Scotland as counterparties for its latest launch.
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