RBS

Biometric payment system will allow customers to spend more than £30 using contactless cards

Ten years on from the financial crisis, survey finds trust for banking system in short supply

Royal Bank of Scotland comes joint-bottom in the new personal banking league table, and last for business banking

US regulators impose $4.9bn penalty and pave way for Government to sell its 70% stake

Move comes days after taxpayer-owned bank announced 206% rise in profits

Ex-MP says callous banking tactics following 2008 crash drove small business owners to suicide

State-backed bank celebrates half-year success, but shadow hangs over rest of year

After resolving many of its legacy issues, perhaps the bank should return to private hands

Some experts believe taxpayers may be short-changed – bringing back memories of Royal Mail sell-off

Technical glitch has affected 600,000 transactions across RBS, NatWest and Ulster Bank

NatWest and RBS customers with Apple iPhones can now use fingerprints to access bank accounts

Reviewed: the inside story of what went wrong at RBS, the Federal Reserve and the Eurozone

Cameron promises he 'won't be here forever' but warns that leaving the UK will be a 'painful divorce'

The latest in a long line of 'unacceptable' failings could have cost borrowers their homes, says regulator

RBS tries to sidestep government rules by paying Ross McEwan an extra £1m 'allowance'

Chief executive admits decision is 'highly emotional one' but insists the bank needs to pay 'fairly'

Osborne wants RBS to keep its best people – but risks claims that Tories 'stand up for the wrong people'

Government pressed to use its 81% stake in RBS to block bonuses of up to twice the size of salaries

Sell off the good bits, and you won't need a big bonus master of the universe to look after what's left