RBS and NatWest fined £2.8m over complaints handling failures

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The FSA has fined Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and National Westminster Bank £2.8 million for “multiple failings”” in the way they handled customers’ complaints. The regulator found they responded inadequately to more than half the complaints that it reviewed.

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