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RBS back despite the big red fall of doubtful receivables

Costs of disability tumbling a better than expected 1 £ 40pc. 95bn to the same three months last year, forcing losses 1 £ 8bn last time £ 1. 15bn.

This compares with a small net income 9 m £ in the first half - its first profit since 2007.Stephen Hester, Chief Executive of RBS, pointed out, at the time, that is a tax bill large 931 million from £, the Bank had just broken even.

Last year the Bank has posted the eighth largest loss in the world from. 4 $ 37bn and it should not make a profit this year.RBS stock decreased 4 4pc just before lunch after he says "market environment fourth quarter remain difficult.

Mr. Hester said in an interim management statement: "our third quarter results demonstrate that we continue to advance good in our rétablissement.Nous are delivering what we set out to achieve."

RBS paid 825 million from £ regime for the protection of property of the Government for assurance against turning sour loans during the quarter.

The Bank said that he maintained control of expenditures - the total number of workers dismissed in the United Kingdom by the Bank from its partial nationalisation has topped the 20 000.

Mr. Hester is part of the way through a plan to reduce the Bank focused on Edinburgh was forced to sell assets by the European Commission.

RBS is 83pc-owned by the taxpayer said it expected a levy of Bank of United Kingdom cost it 225 m £-£_250 m next year, amounting to 350 m £-£_400 m in 2012.


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