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Royal Bank of Scotland's biggest trading customers face negative rates

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By Tim Wallace
The Telegraph, London
Friday, August 19, 2016

Royal Bank of Scotland will impose negative interest rates on some of its biggest customers from Monday, as central banks’ sub-zero policies start to bite.

The 70 largest companies that are heavily involved in financial trading, including other banks and pension funds, will face the charge when trading options and futures.

Traders have to post collateral with clearing houses -- funds that cover the cost of transactions if the trader is unable to pay the bills. If the institutions put cash on deposit as collateral, they will now face a negative charge. ...

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/08/1...ustomers-fac...

 

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