Exclusive: RBS to increase default contribution to 10% after AE success

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The Royal Bank of Scotland is to increase its employees' default contribution level to 10%, a year after the bank commenced auto-enrolment.

The partially state-owned bank became the first organisation in the UK to conform to the new auto-enrolment legislation in July 2012, bringing its staging date forward in line with its flexible ben...

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