The €71 billion ABN Amro deal, of which RBS's share was £10 billion, in particular stretched the bank's capital position – £16.8 billion of RBS's record £24.1 billion loss is attributed to writedowns relating to the takeover of ABN Amro. Aside from the removal of his knighthood by the Queen, Mr Goodwin got away with his ill deeds, and actually fought to keep his enormous pension and golden handshake package when he left, lining his pockets and leaving RBS in absolute tatters, the bank collapsing in 2008 and being bailed out by the British government, leaving the taxpayer to pick up the pieces under the UK Government bank rescue package. Since then, RBS has, along with several other Tier 1 banks, been subjected to regulatory fines totaling hundreds of millions of pounds for the part of some of its traders in the FX benchmark rigging cases four years ago, and more recently, the misselling of Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) by its retail banking division to retail customers.