ROYAL Bank of Scotland has salvaged some of its money from the collapse of computer game retailer Game after private investment firm OpCapita purchased the company in a move that secured the jobs of 270 Scottish workers.
OpCapita, a specialist in company turnarounds, has taken control of Game's UK operations, including 35 stores in Scotland.
It is understood that David Hamid, former chief executive of car parts retailer Halfords and operating partner at OpCapita, has been appointed executive chairman of Game.
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