The morning after the night before: Scotland's banks, insurers and asset managers remain part of the UK's financial community after the country voted No to independence.

A number of large financial institutions headquartered north of the border - including Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds Banking Group and Standard Life - had vowed to relocate south in the event of a Yes vote. RBS this morning confirmed it had scrapped these contingency plans, while Standard Life said it was "proud" of its Scottish heritage and vowed to "continue to build our success from these roots".