Sants: Publication of RBS report hinges on permission from bank

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Hector Sants, chief executive of the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA), says although he is "extremely sympathetic" to the views of those who have demanded the public release of the recent report into failures at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), it remains extremely unlikely.

Sants, who was speaking at an event hosted by Reuters, says the regulator is not allowed to publish details gathered through supervisory investigations, "without the permission both of the individuals and the firm from

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