Coutts appoints head of fiduciary investments
Coutts has appointed a new head of fiduciary investments as it continues to invest in its Jersey trust business.
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RBS shortlists banks for Coutts Intl sale
Several banks have been shortlisted for the second round of bidding for Coutts International.
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Coutts Co fined in Singapore
Coutts & Co. has been fined by the Monetary Authority of Singapore for allowing an employee to conduct fund management activities without the required authorisation.
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Coutts 2015 outlook
While Europe expectantly awaits quantitative easing, China has quietly slipped under the radar and usurped the US as the world's largest economy.
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RBS fined 56m over IT failures
Regulators in the UK have fined Royal Bank of Scotland £56m for IT failures which meant customers of three of the groups banks were unable to access banking services.
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Lloyds and RBS plan move out of
Lloyds and RBS have both confirmed that they could re-domicile to the UK if Scotland votes for independence in next weeks referendum.
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former bnp paribas man switches to coutts
Miles Le Cornu is to join Coutts on 8 September as head of private client trust services at Coutts Trustees in Jersey.
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coutts intl could be sold off within months
RBS aims to sell off the international business of Coutts as the ‘Plan A’ part of its strategy to focus on building its UK operations.
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rbs job losses on offshore jurisdictions
RBS International today announced 55 job losses across all of its offshore jurisdictions.
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RBS posts 26bn profits in surprise results release
The Royal Bank of Scotland has announced that it expects pre-tax profits of £2.6bn for the first half of the year, in a surprise early release of its first-half results.
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RBS considers sale of intl division
The Royal Bank of Scotland is considering selling the international operations of its private banking arm, Coutts.
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Coutts reviews client advice
Coutts has written to clients to inform it is conducting a review into the suitability of its historic investment advice, a response to the regulators Dear CEO letters sent in 2011.