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CVA exemption ignored in UK's capital shortfall exercise

Risk-weighted assets at Royal Bank of Scotland would have been £36 billion lower if exemption agreed earlier this year had been recognised

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The UK's Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) ignored a change to Europe's incoming capital regime when it published a review yesterday showing a £13.6 billion capital shortfall at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). In a footnote, the PRA warns the change – finalised in March – means the numbers it worked from may differ from those published by the eight UK banks involved.

In the case of RBS, the

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