Citigroup Inc (C.N) stated on Friday that Ned Kelly, a previous main financial officer who went on to suggest as chairman of the company's investment decision bank, is retiring. Kelly, 61, will be replaced by Stephen Volk, who joined the bank in 2004 and will proceed to be a vice chairman of Citigroup, a spokeswoman explained. A small team of senior client advisors, like Peter Orszag and Leon Kalvaria, who have been reporting to Kelly will report to Volk, she said. Also this thirty day period, Jeffrey Modest, basic counsel of the expenditure lender, will retire and be replaced Adam Meshel who is currently at the fir 信箱服務. The modifications arrive as CEO Mike Corbat pushes to reduce costs and streamline administration. Kelly had been chief economic officer beneath previous CEO Vikram Pandit, who the board of directors ousted in October 2012 and replaced with Corbat. Kelly and Pandit clashed in the course of the fiscal disaster with 1 of Citigroup's regulators, Sheila Bair, then chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance policies Corp. Kelly misplaced the CFO post soon after getting quoted in The Wall Road Journal as contacting the FDIC Citigroup's "tertiary regulator" driving the U.S. Federal Reserve and Comptroller of the Currency.存倉
- Jun 21 Sat 2014 12:12
Citigroup expense financial institution chairman Ned Kelly retires
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