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RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) maintained a significant Hong Kong presence as part of its global investment banking and markets operations, holding licences across securities and futures dealing, advisory, corporate finance, and asset management. The firm served institutional clients, corporates, and governments with fixed income, foreign exchange, equities, and derivatives trading, as well as corporate banking and capital markets services in Asia. Following the 2008 global financial crisis, which nearly led to RBS's collapse and necessitated a UK government bailout, the bank underwent a prolonged restructuring and significantly reduced its international investment banking footprint. RBS has since rebranded as NatWest Group and substantially wound down its Asian capital markets operations, resulting in no active licensed persons remaining in Hong Kong.
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