RBS pushes funding costs and NIM accounting onto NatWest Markets

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RBS pushes funding costs and NIM accounting onto NatWest Markets

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File photo dated 30/05/2018 of RBS Chief Executive Ross McEwan, who is stepping down after more than five-and-a-half years at the helm of the part-nationalised bank. The news comes ahead of the lender's annual general meeting being held in Edinburgh. | Andrew Milligan/PA Wire/PA Images

NatWest Markets made a loss in the first quarter, Royal Bank of Scotland said on Friday when presenting its results, partly thanks to it being made to account for the cost of old RBS plc debt. The group will also now stop including NatWest Markets when reporting its net interest margin, and one analyst said this could raise questions about commitment to the investment bank.

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