LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC (RBS.LN) said Tuesday that it had reorganized its global banking and markets, or GBM, and global transaction services, or GTS, divisions as part of a reorganization that was announced in January. MAIN FACTS: - The 'Markets' division will maintain its focus on fixed income, with strong positions in debt capital raising, secularization, risk management, foreign exchange and rates; will serve the corporate and institutional clients of all Group businesses. -GBM's corporate banking business has combined with the international businesses of the GTS arm into a new 'International Banking' division which provides clients with a 'one-stop shop' access to the Group's debt financing, risk management and payments services. -This international corporate business will ultimately be self-funded through its stable corporate deposit base. -The domestic small and mid-size corporates currently served within GTS will be managed within RBS's domestic corporate banking businesses in the U.K., Ireland, Ulster Bank, and the U.S., U.S. Retail & Commercial. -Shares closed Tuesday at 25.3 pence valuing the company at GBP15.18 billion. -By Rory Gallivan, Dow Jones Newswires; 44-20-7842-9411; rory.gallivan@dowjones.com
