Treasury written question – answered on 9th September 2013.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what recent discussions he has had with representatives of the Royal Bank of Scotland on the future of Ulster Bank.
The Treasury is investigating the case for creating a so-called 'bad bank' of risky RBS assets. As part of this, HM Treasury is working closely with RBS to review the case for transferring assets out of RBS—including Ulster Bank assets—and into a new bad bank.
The Chancellor, on behalf of the Government, has met representatives of RBS including its chairman and chief executive to discuss various issues relating to RBS.
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