Royal Bank of Scotland has become the second UK bank to put aside hundreds of millions of pounds for expected fines related to currency rigging. The taxpayer-owned bank said it had made a £400m provision "relating to potential costs following investigations into the foreign exchange market". It also put aside another £100m for PPI compensation, following a higher than expected level of complaints in the third quarter of the year. The extra costs overshadowed impressive profits at RBS, which was bailed out with £45bn of taxpayer money in 2008. The Government still owns an 80pc share of the bank, with shares trading ... (full story)