RBS Bank to move HQ if Scotland vote yes

The transcript discusses the potential impact of Scottish independence on major banks like RBS and Lloyds, which have expressed concerns about moving their headquarters. Alex Salmond responds to these concerns, highlighting the political and economic implications. Businesses like John Lewis and Asda also voice worries about increased complexity and costs. The public's perception and voting decisions are influenced by these economic factors, with the economy being a crucial element in the referendum.

What was the Royal Bank of Scotland's stance on Scottish independence?

How did Lloyds respond to the possibility of Scottish independence?

What concerns were raised regarding the currency of an independent Scotland?

In what ways did business leaders express their views on Scottish independence?

What impact did the banks' positions have on the public's perception of the independence vote?