PART-nationalised Royal Bank of Scotland has launched a £700 million revamp of its retail banking arm, including a refurbishment of its 2066 branches and a drive to revitalise the RBS brand in Scotland.
PART-nationalised Royal Bank of Scotland has launched a £700 million revamp of its retail banking arm, including a refurbishment of its 2066 branches and a drive to revitalise the RBS brand in Scotland.
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TIM SHARP CITY EDITOR
RBS said it would spend the money between 2013 and 2016 in a move that is partly aimed at reducing the costs of the business.
The bank, which is 82%-state owned, said it would improve complaints handling, allow customers to open accounts quicker, simplify the processing of mortgages and provide new self-service machines in its branches.
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