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Thursday, February 26, 2009

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Royal Bank of Scotland has suffered the biggest loss in British corporate history and revealed that it would need to sell up to £19.5bn new shares to the taxpayer to insure £300bn of its most toxic assets.



The figures from RBS show a loss of £40bn, It largely comprises £7.8bn of trading losses and £16.8bn of writedowns caused by paying too much for acquisitions.

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