RBS sacks 3500 investment bankers.

• Guest 698

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  12 January 2012     08:33146810
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  Just announced.
  
  Over 3 years but most within a year.
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• Keith Sansum1

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  12 January 2012     09:07146813
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  lets hope it improves the service not sure how though
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• Guest 698

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  12 January 2012     10:26146833
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  It will have no effect on retail banking services whatsoever, Keith.
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 January 2012     10:35146835
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  full story here.
  
  
  
  http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/rbs-axes-3500-jobs-at-investment-arm-6288429.html
• Brian Dixon

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  12 January 2012     11:47146859
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  acording to sky news web page its gone up to 4550 people being laid of world wide.sad news in some respect but thats life i susspose.
• Guest 714

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  12 January 2012     15:16146888
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  What a strange response from Keith, 3500 people, mostly doing ordinary jobs, are made redundant and he mutters about improving the service.
  
  I wonder if he'd say the same if it was 3500 public sector workers
• Guest 653

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  12 January 2012     20:33146978
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  Most responses from Keith are strange Dave, haven't you noticed ?
  
  The RBS cut in staff numbers will also apply to Natwest, but as Peter said, it is more the investment banking side not branch banking.
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 696

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  12 January 2012     22:20147015
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  It's mostly to do with the fact that the Government have told RBS to concentrate less on world-wide affairs and more on Britain.
  So the bank will probably be investing more money in the national economy, and about time too.
  
  It is one good example of how an intelligently imposed plan from the State can guide banks onto the right tracks.
  
  Of-course it's inevitable that jobs will go in the RBS investment sector in this transition phase, but how many more jobs will be preserved, and yes, created, in Britain, once the tens of billions of RBS savings are rightly invested here and not abroad?
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• Keith Sansum1

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  13 January 2012     00:37147034
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  roger
  most of my observations are just that observations.
  
  like your postings as a right wing conservative i respect your views even though i may not agree with them.
  
  the forum is healthy to have such differing views
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