RBS International in the news

RBS International, the offshore banking arm of NatWest Group, is streamlining operations across four jurisdictions, resulting in confirmed redundancies.

RBS International is cutting around 50 jobs across its Channel Islands and other international locations to streamline operations and adapt to the digital finance industry.

RBS International is cutting around 50 jobs in Jersey, Guernsey, and Gibraltar as part of a simplification and digitalization effort.

RBSI is cutting approximately 50 jobs across its Channel Island and Gibraltar operations, mainly in the onboarding team, to simplify its operations.

RBSI is laying off approximately 50 employees, primarily in its client onboarding team, as part of a simplification initiative.

RBS International's global workforce is projected to increase to 959 employees by March 2026, a 3.6% growth from its 2023 headcount of 926.

NatWest International hosted its second Gibraltar STEMFest, engaging nearly 200 young people in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics activities, including a focus on accessibility and inclusion.

NatWest International Gibraltar reported a 13% increase in income to £58.4 million in 2025, driven by strong deposit and lending performance and workforce growth.

RBS International's Community Involvement Strategy provides crucial financial and skills-based support to local charities like Victim Support.

RBS International provides crucial financial and skills-based support to local charities, including Victim Support, through its Community Involvement Strategy.

RBS International will enhance its community support in 2026, focusing on Guernsey charities that address vulnerable children, abuse victims, and poverty.

Comprehensive expansion of community involvement strategies and charitable funding across Gibraltar and the Crown Dependencies for 2026.

RBS International will continue supporting island charities this year, building on last year's 'Community Involvement Strategy' by providing funds, time, expertise, and resources, having previously helped 13 charities including Victim Support with financial and mentoring aid.

RBS International strengthens its community support in the Crown Dependencies and Gibraltar for 2026, focusing on vulnerable children, abuse victims, and poverty through financial aid, mentoring, and volunteering.

RBS International will expand its support for Gibraltar charities in 2026, building on its existing program of funding, mentoring, and employee volunteering across its key community involvement areas.

A report from RBS International indicates that 71% of alternative investment funds face digital transformation as their top challenge, with cybersecurity risks and regulatory uncertainty hindering innovation.

A report by RBS International reveals that alternative investment funds consider digital transformation their primary operational challenge, hindered by legacy systems and poor data quality, despite a strong focus on automation, compliance, and cybersecurity.

Guernsey Electricity secured a multi-million pound credit facility from RBS International to invest in upgrading the island's electricity infrastructure and meet future energy demands.

RBS International provided Guernsey Electricity with a multi-million pound revolving credit facility to fund essential infrastructure work on the island.

Oliver Holbourn, with a background in banking and public sector leadership, has been appointed as the new CEO of the UK's National Wealth Fund, aiming to expand its investments and partnerships.