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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Royal Bank of Scotland

RBS shares plunge on going ex-rights-issue ROYAL Bank of Scotland's shares fell 13.6 per cent, or 43.25p, to 276p yesterday as the stock went "ex-rights-issue".

RBS sounds out investors SENIOR figures at Royal Bank of Scotland have been sounding out investors about the level of support for its top executives, it has emerged.

RBS investors get the capital ratio message WHO would be a shareholder these days? It'll soon be worse than the end-of-August throng of aspiring actors drumming up business on the Royal Mile for their one-man Fringe shows. Companies are pleading: "Please, will you come to my rights is

RBS-owned data centre eyes move to west A DATA centre business set up by Royal Bank of Scotland at the height of the dotcom boom is eyeing a push into the west of the country as it looks to double turnover over the next four years.

Spanish bank linked to bid for RBS insurance arm

Bankitner eyes RBS insurance

Other big lenders tipped to follow RBS with mortgage rate cuts

RBS job cuts: Bank admits staff losses are 'inevitable'

Fred is saved from the lynch mob... for now

Robertson backs RBS on 'domination by Scots'

Shareholder to RBS bosses: 'You're paid as superhumans, but you're clearly not'

RBS chiefs put up case for the defence

RBS chiefs come out fighting after attacks by shareholders

RBS AGM: Bosses face shareholder scrutiny over £12 billion rights issue

Goodwin faces first test over rights issue

RBS chairman shares 'disappointment'

'Contrite, full of humility' – RBS asks for £12bn from shareholders

Pressure mounts on RBS boss to name his date of departure

Sir Fred in spotlight as he unveils giant rights issue to prop up RBS balance sheet

RBS faces backlash if it sells insurance arm

McKillop joins Goodwin as RBS fall-guy

Bank crisis, high street blues and now petrol pumps could run dry

Terry Murden: Standing room only to watch star performer get his comeuppance

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