CA Technologies pays millions to RBS over IT catastrophe

Sooraj Shah
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Settlement will soften blow to RBS with the fiasco already costing the bank nearly £200m

CA Technologies, the software supplier that was at the heart of the Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) IT disaster in 2012, has reportedly paid the bank millions of pounds under a confidential settleme...

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