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PRESS: Barclays Investment Bank Chairman To Retire - Wall Street Journal

Mon, 24th Feb 2014 15:08

LONDON (Alliance News) - Barclays Investment Bank Chairman, Hans-Joerg Rudloff is retiring at the age of 73, reports the Wall Street Journal.

As one of the longest-standing investment bankers in Europe, Rudloff has held his current position since 1998.

The information was leaked from a Barclays internal memo, which the bank has since confirmed, reports the Wall Street Journal.

Barclays was unavailable for further comment to Alliance News.

By Jon Darby; jondarby@alliancenews.com; @jondarby100

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