Banks lead the way as UK market jumps on Scottish no vote
Shares in the largest Scottish companies - in particular the banks - helped power the FTSE 100 higher this morning after the results of the Scottish referendum revealed the country had voted to remain part of the UK.
Shares in the largest Scottish financial institutions rose after the opening bell, with Royal Bank of Scotland opening up 3.4%, Aberdeen rising 1.3% and Standard Life 1.9% higher. Lloyds Banking Group...
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