Move brings the curtain down on one of the biggest financial restructurings

Ulster Bank owner is 71%-controlled by UK government

Bank has been accused by customers of driving them to bankruptcy

As financial firms take Brexit positions, Dutch capital is winning new trading operations

RBS chief says customers must take responsibility for online security

Move likely means that former chief executive Fred Goodwin can avoid a potentially embarrassing court appearance

Thousands of investors allege bank misled them over 2008 capital increase

British government aiming to return RBS to private hands as soon as possible at ‘fair value’

Alternative to Brussels-imposed sell off of 300 branches starting to look cheap

Bailed-out bank on course for ninth consecutive annual loss as it prepares for fine

Focus falling on Ulster Bank after RBS failed Bank of England stress test this week

Parent company Royal Bank of Scotland scrapped them in the UK in 2014

Reimbursment fund created after claims bank pushed companies into bankruptcy

Permanent TSB shares soar as speculation over merger with Ulster Bank is reignited

Bailed-out bank hit by costs related to past misconduct and restructuring

Meeting takes place against backdrop of UK banks considering positions after Brexit

Ulster Bank to be included in new NatWest Holdings bank in ring-fencing revamp

Deal includes attractive redundancy terms and third-party mediation in disputes

Bonds proved toxic and failed after the US housing bubble burst

Bank’s UK parent looking to reduce its costs and improve capital efficiency

Gerry Mallon: ‘I bumped up against Ulster as a competitor and was aware of the calibre of people here’

The chance of RBS returning to full private ownership any time soon are receding

State-owned bank has £2.05bn losses in first half and seeks alternative divestment routes

Move could end a costly seven-year process by RBS to offload the small business lender

Cuts at Royal Bank of Scotland Group are part of UK retrenchment

RBS is cutting 448 UK roles in its investment banking arm as it shrinks the division

UK bank recently set aside billions for expected fines and misconduct charges

Ulster Bank parent to set aside an extra $2.2bn for mortgage-related litigation in the US

Ross McEwan said restructuring of the investment bank is well advanced and will return to profit within four years

Former AIB CEO will get £1.5m stock award when bank demerges from NAB in February

Move to reduce cost of funding as it shrinks global operations.

Move by parent RBS results in NI business reporting to UK division

Ross McEwan said he wants the UK bank to buy back shares to help reduce the government’s stake

British bank takes a £1.1bn restructuring charge

Prospect of huge fine comes as UK chancellor Osborne prepares to sell shares in bank

Ross McEwan to face committee over glitch at four banking units including Ulster Bank

Cullinan was the only member of the Edinburgh-based bank’s management committee to get a bonus this year

As Noonan evaluates AIB options AIB his UK counterpart signals he intends sell stake in RBS

Amount to cover cost of involvement in mis-selling of US mortgage-backed securities

Osborne says up to 5% of bank will be sold