RBS cuts price for Citizens Bank sell-off in US
Fears over US subsidiary’s potential profitability cuts IPO share price from $23-$25 per share down to $21.5
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Eurozone banks give ECB’s lending programme a lukewarm reception
European Central Bank's flagship cheap credit scheme receives limited demand from financial institutions
A go-alone Scottish economy is viable – but would it be any better?
Aditya Chakrabortty: Scots may dream of a Swedish-style state but, lacking concrete plans, Ireland is the likelier model
RBS leak claim: cabinet secretary hits back at Alex Salmond
Jeremy Heywood rejects suggestion of improper interference by civil service, saying Treasury had merely confirmed RBS's contingency plans
Retailers under pressure to back no vote in Scottish referendum
Campaign warning of higher prices following independence backed by No 10, but leading supermarkets refuse to join
Leading ad industry figures raise concerns over Scottish independence
Agencies including Bartle Bogle Hegarty and M&C Saatchi say yes vote would be disastrous for UK advertising market. By Mark Sweney
Scottish savers likely to have continued bank account protection
FSCS admits uncertainty exists but says EU directive protecting €100,000 in accounts should calm any bank run fears
New chair of BBC Trust to continue roles at HSBC and Pepsi
Rona Fairhead said she would 'prioritise' the BBC in her expected new role as the head of the BBC's governing body
The Guardian view on the depressed eurozone
Editorial: Mario Draghi has rescued the eurozone with words before. But with deflation in prospect he’ll need more than that this time
Citizens’ flotation offers vindication for both ex-RBS boss Hester and Osborne
Only 25% of US arm to be sold first, and RBS will have to show it can rid itself of rest in time at similarly capital-enhancing level
Co-op appoints new chief executive
Richard Pennycook confirmed as new boss on £1.3m salary after stepping in to steady group after Euan Sutherland quit
Scottish independence has finally rattled the City of London
Nils Pratley: The question is open about whether an independent Scotland could keep sterling – meanwhile the City gets nervous
Eric Cantor enters Wall Street’s post-politics revolving door
Former House majority leader’s move to small firm is part of recent trend for policymakers to gain distance from big banks
Rona Fairhead, government’s choice to chair BBC Trust, to be grilled by MPs
Rough ride likely for former FT chief executive when she appears before Commons culture, media and sport committee