Q3 Interim Management Statement 2013
RBS Group announces its Interim Management Statement for Q3 2013.
01 November 2013
Key highlights
- RBS announces actions to accelerate capital strengthening and enhance strategic focus
- Full review of bank to improve customer service, reporting February 2014
- Q3 2013 pre-tax loss £634 million, after £496 million accounting charge for improved own credit
- Core Tier 1 ratio up to 11.6%, or 9.1% on a fully loaded Basel III basis
For full Q3 Results documentation and details of the management presentation, see our Results Centre.
"The bar has been set at a higher level for RBS than for other UK banks because we were rescued at the public’s expense. I have asked all our people to embrace the higher expectations that people have placed on our bank. That’s the only way we will build a really great business for our customers, our people and our shareholders. That’s my aim."
Ross McEwan, RBS Group Chief Executive
Transcript Philip Hampton talks about Q3 Results (PDF)
Conference call replays
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Conference transcripts
Transcript: Ross talks about our role in the UK economy (PDF)
Sir Philip Hampton, Chairman, talks about Q3 Results
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