Martin Vander Weyer Martin Vander Weyer

Scrapping RBS’s toxic brand should be a step towards a final break-up

Also in Any Other Business: the curse of the acronym, Mike Ashley and BHS, and the other Ranieri

issue 07 May 2016

Royal Bank of Scotland is at last about to dump the ‘RBS’ logotype promoted by its fallen chieftain Fred Goodwin, who thought ‘Scotland’ too parochial for a bank with global ambitions, though he was famously keen on royal connections. The wonder is that this decision has taken seven-and-a-half years since the bank was saved by £46 billion of taxpayers’ money.I

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