The table is from the latest RBS Plc accounts filed at Companies House. It shows the Balance Sheet as at the end of 2019. What this shows is that RBS is a medium sized bank with total assets of £90.6 billion. That is a small part (11%) of the overall Natwest Group balance sheet of £800 billion. In comparison Clydesdale Bank Plc had assets of £38 billion in 2015. As a result of branch closures and re-structuring within the Natwest Group, then it is now the case that RBS Plc has very few branches or business outside Scotland. Would RBS be too big for the Scottish Reserve Bank to rescue? The answer is a clear NO. Scottish GDP is around £170 billion (rather erratic at the moment due to Covid), which would make the RBS balance sheet equal to 53% of GDP. The total HMG funding by buying new shares provided to RBS Group in 2008 was about £43 billion at a time when the balance sheet was over £1.5 trillion. Equivalent funding to the current RBS Plc would be about £3 billion.