Citi has warned that there are number of key issues that could seriously threaten the health and stability of Scotland's economy, if it becomes independent, and the Yes campaign have yet to address these concerns.
With only two days before Scots go to the polls, Citi's head of European economics told IBTimes TV that questions over a currency union as well as how it plans to bolster the nation's balance sheet, in the face of declining oil revenues, is yet to be clarified by the pro-independence movement.
