From mis-selling, lawsuits, fines and technical failures, the bank has a long way to go, says Lianna Brinded

Part state-owned bank reveals it is cutting headcount as part of its Strategic Review

UK customer redress programmes cost the bank $164m in the first quarter this year

RBS says in its first quarter results that it will increase the provision pot to £750m in total

Britain's state backed bank reports higher first quarter profits on improved margins and lower costs

Europe's biggest food retailer will close "Fresh & Easy" brand in the United States as CEO Philip Clarke continues his aim to focus on UK growth

Financial Conduct Authority data shows Barclays received most customer complaints in second half of 2012.

Cumulative statutory profits of big five declined by 40 percent in year to £11.7bn.

PPI mis-selling spawns new industry as banks become inundated with claims for compensation, says employment group Manpower.

Bank shifts 20 percent of wealth management business in trim of non-core operations.

The banking commission demands the inclusion of legal powers for the breakup of banks that violate ring-fencing rules.

Financial Services Authority reveals that banks paid customers £439m in January alone.

Sale nets $3.2bn in cash for loss-making subsidiary of HSBC as asset sales under CEO Stuart Gulliver continue

The Financial Ombudsman Service's data shows Lloyds retains the crown for most complained about bank

Europe's biggest bank says full year profits fell 6 percent to $20.6bn after it set aside $1.4bn in UK PPI costs and paid $1.9bn in money laundering fines.

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State-controlled lender earmarks £3.75bn to repay customers mis-sold payment protection insurance.

Stephen Hester CEO says RBS has likely mis-sold less interest rate hedging products to SMEs than FSA Pilot Findings

State-owned lender sees operating improvements and fewer charges for bad loans but sets aside £1bn for PPI and derivatives mis-selling.

UK regulator fines three Lloyds Group Banking units for systems and controls failures in providing customers compensation

Group led by Manches LLP to file for judicial review against UK regulator.

Antony Jenkins tells Bloomberg Television that a 'fundamentally different environment' for banks demands big changes in costs and capital - but payoff may not come until 2015

Britain's second biggest lender plans 3,700 job cuts as CEO Antony Jenkins prepares major transformation of bank culture

Despite settling with US and UK authorities for £390m over Libor manipulation, RBS still faces fight for survival.

Stuart Gulliver and Douglas Flint give evidence to the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards over the spate of scandals

Barclays is the second bank this week to answer Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards questions over bonuses, mis-selling and Libor scandals

Britain's second-biggest lender sets aside another £1bn to cover costs associated with mis-selling scandals.

Lloyds CEO António Horta-Osório and chairman Winfried Bischoff face Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards grilling.

Ratings agency Fitch says that Britain's biggest banks' will be hit by the redress costs but not as much as PPI payouts

Shares fall the most in at least six months as Libor scandal nears its expensive conclusion for state-owned lender