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An extra £39bn for RBS and Lloyds - but will it work?

                   
moneyweek.com
Nov 6, 2009
 
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Print this article It's "groundhog day" in the banking sector, as Sean O'Grady put it in The Independent. Last October, the government injected £37bn into Lloyds and RBS to keep them afloat. Most of the money will go to RBS –... [read full story]                    

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New banking measures: Chipped, not broken

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The UK's "Light-touch" Asset Protection Scheme

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