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Coutts today

Coutts is the private banking arm of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, and manages assets for some 98,000 clients worldwide.

Coutts offers a complete private banking service that is professional, innovative and flexible in responding to individual needs, utilising an extensive range of investment, fiduciary and banking products.

Coutts has particular expertise in financial planning for clients with an international asset base.

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