RBS posts biggest loss in UK history
6 Mar 09, 03:13pm
6 Mar 09, 03:13pm
The Royal Bank of Scotland reported a $34.2 billion (Rs 1,72,000 crore) loss in 2008, which is the biggest annual loss in the UK corporate history.
After announcing the result RBS unveiled plans to cut $3.56bn in costs as part of a massive restructuring program.
It is really shocking to see such a massive loss by a major bank compared to $10.5bn (Rs 52,500 crore) profit it made in 2007.
The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, based in Edinburgh, UK, is the world's largest company by assets.
After announcing the result RBS unveiled plans to cut $3.56bn in costs as part of a massive restructuring program.
It is really shocking to see such a massive loss by a major bank compared to $10.5bn (Rs 52,500 crore) profit it made in 2007.
The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, based in Edinburgh, UK, is the world's largest company by assets.