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The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has the term 'Royal' because it was founded by Royal Charter in 1727. The use of the term Royal is restricted, and, would normally have to be bestowed by the monarch by Royal Charter (e.g. a number of towns are referred to as 'Royal Burghs', such as Kirkcaldy, even though the term was abolished in 1975).
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What is the us correspondent bank for royal bank of Scotland?
The US correspondent bank for Royal Bank of Scotland is The Royal Bank of Scotland N.V., located in New York. Royal Bank of Scotland has correspondent banks all over the world.
What is the population of The Royal Bank of Scotland?
The Royal Bank of Scotland's population is 141,000.
When was The Royal Bank of Scotland created?
The Royal Bank of Scotland was created in 1727.
When was The Royal Bank of Scotland International created?
The Royal Bank of Scotland International was created in 1996.
What is the population of The Royal Bank of Scotland International?
The population of The Royal Bank of Scotland International is 2,011.
What is The Royal Bank of Scotland International's population?
The Royal Bank of Scotland International's population is 1,750.
What is the population of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group?
The population of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group is 2,012.
When was The Royal Bank of Scotland Group created?
The Royal Bank of Scotland Group was created in 1727.
Is Barclay's bank affiliated with the royal bank of Scotland?
No. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) owns NatWest Bank.
Why do you want to work for royal bank of Scotland?
Scotland has only 1 't'. And who says I want to work for the Royal Bank Of Scotland ?
What is the Royal Bank of Scotland International plc?
There is no "Royal Bank of Scotland International plc". There is a "Royal Bank of Scotland plc" which is a part of the RBS Group, an international banking and financial services company.
When did Fred Goodwin first start work at the Royal Bank of Scotland?
joined the Royal Bank of Scotland in 1998
