The bank did admit to making changes to its operations as a strategic response to changing opportunities in the US fixed-income market. RBC also rebutted any suggestion that it had closed any US offices. Officials at rival banks say that RBC has recently restructured its US business, including a legacy brokerage operation, into a national rather than a regional model. It is thought to have cut back on a small number of front-office staff as part of this.
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