It is barely a year since Scotland’s twin banking citadels came toppling down, threatening the foundations of the UK’s banking system and Scotland’s entire financial sector.
In the aftermath of the collapse of Scotland’s two biggest banks, some observers believe the country has weathered the worst of the fallout: in part one of a special three-day series, Simon Bain asks whether the fact that things aren’t as bad as we had been warned means they are getting better
It is barely a year since Scotland’s twin banking citadels came toppling down, threatening the foundations of the UK’s banking system and Scotland’s entire financial sector.