Niels Turfboer, managing director of Spotcap UK, discusses the RBS Alternative Remedies Package – a key initiative aimed at providing more choice and better financial services to UK SMEs. more»

Following his recent article drawing the distinction between agents and distributors, David Walker, founder of Grid Law, responds to a reader's question regarding the termination of agreement by an agent. more»

A report leaked to the press has suggested Royal Bank of Scotland staff were pressured to mislead small business owners inside its turnaround division, and were offered financial incentives to deliver misinformation. more»

When someone owes you money, has breached your contract, poached an employee or perhaps stolen your idea, emotions will be running high. You will want to fight back and get even. Your first through may even be to sue them. But should you? more»

The financial regulator investigating claims that the Royal Bank of Scotland deliberately pushed small companies into disrepair has confirmed that a second inquiry has begun that could lead to stronger action against the bank. more»

Police officers have begun inquiries into the alleged mistreatment of small UK business owners within the Royal Bank of Scotland's controversial restructuring division, reports have suggested. more»

The Treasury select committee of MPs has demanded the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) publishes its report on the Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) business restructuring scandal, after a copy was leaked to the press. more»

The government’s plan to tackle poor air quality by banning petrol and diesel cars from Britain’s roads in 2040 lacks detail and assurances for small businesses, a key industry body has warned. more»

Owners of small UK companies could soon receive automatic broadband compensation if internet access falls short of service obligations, telecoms regulator Ofcom has announced. more»