Welcome to RBS Heritage Online
From RBS History
At The Royal Bank of Scotland Group we’re proud of our long and extraordinary history, and we want to celebrate it. We’re also aware that in many cases, our history is your history too, because we’ve played a role in so many lives, communities and events over the past three and a half centuries.
The purpose of this site is to enable us to share information about our history with people who have a particular interest in some aspect of it. We also explain why we keep archives and how they contribute to fulfilling the Bank’s commitment to corporate responsibility.
The information here is quite detailed, so if you are looking for a more general overview of the history of RBS, you may prefer to start by looking at the heritage pages of the Group’s website.
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How to use this siteYou can find your way around this site either by searching or by browsing.
If you can’t find the information you need here, or you have a suggestion for a topic that should be covered on this site, please contact us. |
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