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The Parliamentry Commission on Banking Standards is set to take evidence from the chairman - Sir Philip Hampton and the chief executive - Stephen Hester and will decide the future of RBS.
As over 80% of RBS is owned by the state, the good news is that George Osborne has confirmed that the fine will not be paid by the taxpayer.
The Parliamentry Commission on Banking Standards is set to take evidence from the chairman - Sir Philip Hampton and the chief executive - Stephen Hester and will decide the future of RBS.
As over 80% of RBS is owned by the state, the good news is that George Osborne has confirmed that the fine will not be paid by the taxpayer.
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