Fresh evidence emerged yesterday that Scotland's major financial institutions might flee the country if the Scottish vote for independence in September. Standard Life, the insurance company that employs 5,000 people in Scotland, again hinted it would consider leaving, the Financial Times reported. "We are not disclosing any specific details around our contingency plans," a spokesperson for Standard Life told Business Insider this morning. (That statement appears to imply that the company does indeed have "contingency plans" for the vote — it just doesn't want to talk about them.) According to a transcript, David ... (full story)