LONDON, Dec 14 (Reuters) - British funeral operator Dignity
said on Monday its finance director Steve Whittern had
resigned from the board with immediate effect and would leave
the company on December 31.
The company said Dean Moore, who was appointed to the board
as a non-executive director in March this year, would become
interim chief financial officer.
(Reporting by Paul Sandle; Editing by Kate Holton)


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(Alliance News) - European equities made headway at Thursday's open, though the FTSE 100 underperformed due to share price falls for BT and Burberry.


(Correcting spelling of name of new De La Rue chair.)


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