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EasyJet says new CFO Kenton Jarvis to start on Feb.3

Wed, 14th Oct 2020 07:13

LONDON, Oct 14 (Reuters) - British airline EasyJet
said that its new chief financial officer Kenton Jarvis will
start on Feb.3, followed by a short handover period with
outgoing CFO Andrew Findlay.

Jarvis is joining from travel company TUI Group,
making him familiar with the challenge posed by the coronavirus
pandemic. EasyJet has said it is reviewing its liquidity
position as flying remains at a low level.

EasyJet announced in May that Findlay, CFO since 2015, would
leave the company in 2021.
(Reporting by Sarah Young; editing by James Davey)

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