RBS Boss Justifies Bonuses

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by RBS, a partially nationalized bank, including accusations and political pressure. Despite making losses, RBS has a significant bonus pool, leading to public and political scrutiny. The Prime Minister addresses the perception of Britain being anti-business, emphasizing the importance of wealth creation. The future of RBS remains uncertain, with the government holding shares and taxpayers' opinions being crucial.

What challenges is Stephen Hester facing in defending RBS?

How much public money did the government inject into RBS?

What was the total bonus pot for RBS this year despite the losses?

What perception has emerged regarding Britain's attitude towards business?

What is the implication of the government's share in RBS for the taxpayer?