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Clive Adamson CYBG Banking Group, the group that includes Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks, has announced the appointments of Clive Adamson and Paul Coby as independent non-executive directors.

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Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp A poll carried out by activist group Business for Scotland has found that late payment is a bigger issue in Scotland than in the rest of the UK, with 38 per cent saying they regularly have problems with customers delaying payment and 41 per cent being made to wait 90 days or lo

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A Scottish Government programme set up to deliver complex agricultural reforms and financial support to rural workers has been slammed by the national auditor. Audit Scotland said the project “continues to have serious cost and operational issues, and is unlikely to deliver value for money” havi

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Caledonia Investments, the investment house founded by shipping tycoon Sir Charles Cayzer in 1878, has raised its full year net asset value 1.1 per cent to £1.64bn for a total return of 2.6 per cent. The positive results for the firm, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange with the backing of

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DWF has appointed Caroline Colliston as a director in the firm’s tax team joining from corporate and commercial law firm Blackwood Partners LLP. Based in Edinburgh, she will support the firm’s private and public sector clients domestically and internationally with a focus on tax and share incent

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French Duncan has been shortlisted in the prestigious Large Accountancy Firm of the Year category at the Scottish Accountancy and Finance Awards 2016. The firm, which has with 18 partners, a fee income of over £10 million, nearly 200 employees and a network of offices spanning Scotland’s Central

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The Royal Bank of Scotland has named the next five branches to be axed from its Scottish branch network as part of the ongoing cost saving drive across the still 73 percent state-owned lender. The Edinburgh-based bank, which was bailed out at a cost of £45 billion by the UK taxpayer at the height o

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A Dundee bookkeeper has admitted embezzling £60,000 from her employer, which she spent on cars, foreign holidays and jewellery. On the third day of her trial before a jury at Dundee Sheriff Court, Catherine Bryceland admitting taking the money from city firm Raymond Gloag Painters and Decorators ov

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