NatWest Group plc 

NatWest Group Plc engages in the provision of international banking and financial services. It operates through the following segments: Personal and Business Banking, Commercial and Private Banking, RBS International (RBSI), NatWest Markets, and Central Items and Other. The Personal and Business Banking segment consists of the United Kingdom Personal, Business Banking, and Ulster Bank RoI sub-segments. The Commercial and Private Banking segment covers the Commercial Banking, Private Banking, and RBS International Commercial Banking sub-segments, involved in serving retail, commercial, corporate, and financial institution customers. The RBSI serves retail, commercial, corporate and financial institution customers in Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Gibraltar and financial institution customers in Luxembourg and London. The NatWest Markets offers corporate and institutional customers global market access, providing them with trading, risk management, and financing solutions. The Central Items and Other segment include corporate functions, such as RBS treasury, finance, risk management, compliance, legal, communications, and human resources. The company was founded on March 25, 1968 and is headquartered in Edinburgh, the United Kingdom.

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NatWest Group Plc engages in the provision of international banking and financial services. It operates through the following segments: Retail Banking, Private Banking, Commercial and Institutional, and Central Items and Other. The Retail Banking segment provides a comprehensive range of banking products and related financial services including current accounts, mortgages, personal unsecured lending, and personal deposits. The Private Banking segment focuses on the private banking and wealth management services to UK-connected high-net-worth individuals. The Commercial and Institutional segment includes expertise and tailored solutions needed by businesses, from entrepreneurs through to large corporate organizations. The Central Items and Other segment refer to the corporate functions, such as treasury, finance, risk management, compliance, legal, communications and human resources. The company was founded on March 25, 1968 and is headquartered in Edinburgh, the United Kingdom.

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State-backed Natwest has pleaded guilty to money laundering, the first British lender to admit guilt to such offences.

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Natwest Group PLC is the best bet currently among the UK banks according to broker Berenberg with Barclays PLC not far behind. The bank benefits the most from a strong UK mortgage market with recent price cuts not as concerning as it might seem as most were in the high loan to value product area.

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British bank NatWest has faced a plethora of headwinds over the past ten years that have frustrated its post-financial crisis restructuring. Many of those issues are now largely behind it, while the bank has also come through the COVID downturn in good shape.

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NatWest Group PLC has been taken off Goldman Sachs' conviction list as the investment bank flagged “headwinds in UK mortgage pricing”. In a note on the UK banking sector published late on Wednesday, Goldman's analysts retained NatWest at ‘buy' but cut their target price for the blue-chip bank to305p from 320p.

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NatWest Group PLC (LSE:NWG) shares remain merely a 'hold' for Deutsche Bank, which is concerned about margin pressure. The state-owned lender recently issued second-quarter results that showed net interest income rose 4% year-on-year (yoy) but with net interest margin (NIM) – essentially a measure of how much it is making lending out deposited money – down by three basis points (100 basis points equals a full percentage point).

NatWest Group to yield 13-14% in 2022/23 by Deutsche Bank's calculations

NatWest Group PLC shares remain merely a hold for Deutsche Bank, which is concerned about margin pressure. The state-owned lender recently issued second-quarter results that showed net interest income rose 4% year-on-year (yoy) but with net interest margin (NIM) – essentially a measure of how much it is making lending out deposited money – down by three basis points (100 basis points equals a full percentage point).

NatWest Group to yield 13-14% in 2022/3 by Deutsche Bank's calculations

NatWest Group PLC had its target price hiked to 215p from 214p by analysts at UBS, who said the UK bank's pre-tax profits in its results for the second quarter had come in “40% ahead of consensus”. In a note on Monday, the Swiss bank, which rates NatWest at ‘neutral', said the profit beat had been driven by a “much larger impairment credit than expected”, adding that the company's plans for a share buyback of up to £750mln, also announced in the results last Friday, was supported by strength in its balance sheet.

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NatWest Group PLC (LSE:NWG) released £605mln of money set aside for bad debts paving the way for a share buyback of up to £750mln and an interim dividend of 3p. The state-owned lender said in its interim results that loan repayment defaults remain low and the outlook has improved.

NatWest proposes 3p interim dividend and £750mln share buyback as outlook improves

International Consolidated Airlines SA and NatWest Group are the big guns issuing updates on Friday and there's little doubt which will sound the more optimistic. Banking giant NatWest is also issuing second-quarter results and the expectation is for an adjusted profit before tax of some £935mln and CET1 – a measure of balance street strength - of 18.1%.

NatWest Group results should show benefit from robust mortgage market

NatWest recently announced the sale of c. €4.2 billion of gross performing commercial lending in a binding agreement with Allied Irish Banks. With the sale further boosting the excess capital position, expect an accelerated buyback announcement ahead.

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NatWest Group (LSE:NWG) PLC was the biggest FTSE 100 riser on Friday after it said as part of its phased withdrawal from the Republic of Ireland market it has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Irish financial services group Permanent TSB Group PLC (PTSB) for the proposed sale of several elements of its business. The banking giant said the proposed deal, which also involves its subsidiary Ulster Bank in the Republic of Ireland, includes around €7.6bn of gross performing loans, mostly relating to non-tracker mortgages, as well as 25 branch locations.

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NatWest Group PLC (LON:NWG) could accelerate share buybacks following the sale of a 5% stake in the group held by the UK government, according to analysts at UBS. In a note published on Thursday, the investment bank, which rates NatWest at ‘neutral' with a 214p target price, said the decision of the government to sell up to 15% of shares in the group over the coming 12 months “raises the prospect of a confirmed buyback” in the company's second-quarter results, highlighting that NatWest can buy 4.99% of itself from the state each year.

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NatWest Group PLC (LON:NWG) plans for almost nine out every 10 of its staff to mostly work from home in future, after the coronavirus pandemic changed how people bank and companies operated. The FTSE 100-listed bank said expects 32% of staff will have a ‘remote-first' role and 55% of roles will be ‘hybrid', working a mix of working from home and from offices or bank branches.

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The UK government's stake in NatWest Group PLC (LON:NWG) has fallen to its lowest level since the bank was rescued in 2008 following the sale of a further chunk of shares. Some 580mln shares were sold at 190p to institutional investors through a bookbuild, raising £1.1bn and cutting the government's stake to 54.8% from 59.8% or the lowest since the bank, then called Royal Bank of Scotland, was bailed out at cost to the taxpayer of £45bn.

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