The value of expressions of interest in the new 55-year gilt launched by the Debt Management Office (DMO) reached £12.8bn within the first hour of trading.
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) head of pensions and benefits Ray Martin is set to leave his post in order to join Switzerland-based Tetra Laval.
The Royal Bank of Scotland is to increase its employees' default contribution level to 10%, a year after the bank commenced auto-enrolment.
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Royal Bank of Scotland and four of its former directors are being sued in a class action claim that could be worth £4bn.
UK funds have launched a legal claim against Royal Bank of Scotland over "misstatements and omissions" relating to a £12bn rights issue in 2008.
February's continued boost in equities has seen FTSE350 scheme deficits decrease according to Mercer despite continued negative deficit reports coming from 2012 final year results.
The Royal Bank of Scotland's defined benefit deficit has risen to £3.9bn over 2012 in a year which saw it fall as low as £1.7bn, its final results show.
National Employment and Savings Trust Corporation has revealed it saw a 40% opt-out rate following its auto-enrolment staging date.