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...Hector Sants stepped down from his job as Barclays’ regulatory affairs chief after taking leave because of “exhaustion and stress” in 2013....
...He follows top regulators including Hector Sants, the ex-chief of the Financial Services Authority, Paul Sharma, the former deputy head of the PRA, and Margaret Cole, the former head of enforcement at the...
...Darryl West, Barclays’ Chief Information Officer, will act as Interim Group Chief Operations and Technology Officer....
...Diluted earnings per share fell back from 18.92p to 16.72p, while the interim dividend was boosted 17 per cent to 3.1p....
...Hector Sants, FSA chief executive, said Ms Cole’s “expertise across a broad range of management disciplines and the work she has done in setting up the conduct business unit has put us in good shape to develop...
...He was interim head of the APA for several months in 2009. people@ft.com...
...He joined the watchdog in July 2009 from MGM Assurance, where he was interim chief executive....
...Hector Sants, the chief executive, will stay on at the prudential regulator, but his deputy will be Andrew Bailey, a top Bank official. No one has been named to head the consumer authority....
...No formal request for bids has been made and if the coalition opts to dismantle the regulator, the FSA could decide against a search and install an interim chief executive to preside over the transition....
...Frank Field, another former Labour minister, is drawing up a report on poverty, while Hector Sants, the highly regarded Financial Services Authority chief executive, has agreed to stay on to help oversee...
...Many at the FSA had expected her to be named interim chief executive and thought she might preside over the transition to a new regulatory structure....
...On Tuesday, the inevitable came to pass when it emerged that Hector Sants, its chief executive, had himself resigned – a blow both to the regulator’s effectiveness and its standing abroad....
...They go far beyond chief executive Hector Sants’ technically correct assertion earlier this month that it is not the regulator’s job to set public policy on pay....
...Now Hector Sants, the chief executive of the Financial Services Authority, is considering his own version of public censure by asking banks and financial services companies to allow the FSA to publish details...
...Hector Sants, CEO of the FSA, was reported as saying that the £11.5bn was sufficient to recapitalise HBOS....
...Hector Sants, the regulator’s chief executive, was at pains to stress that Northern Rock would never have needed emergency funding from the Bank of England had there not been a run on the bank by retail...
...Mr Tinkler, Stobart’s chairman and joint-architect, with Mr Stobart, of the haulier’s turnround, will be chief executive of the enlarged group....
...Charles Skinner, who joined the group as chief executive in April, said, “there are issues in this company that hadn’t been addressed. I’m now addressing them.”...
...The group, whose clients include Vivendi, BP, Warner and Air France, said the strong order book helped it to resume the payment of an interim dividend at 0.33p – the first interim pay-out in about a decade...
...It sounds like just the place, in front of 500 witnesses and the watchful eye of Financial Services Authority wholesale markets chief Hector Sants, for the LSE and its suitors to talk turkey....
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