BBA appoints Stephen Green as chairman

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The British Bankers' Association has appointed Stephen Green, chairman of HSBC Holdings, as its new chairman.

Green succeeds Sir Peter Middleton who has retired from the position after his two-year term of office. Ian Mullen, chief executive of the BBA says: “Stephen’s wide experience is ideally matched to take forward the role of the BBA, not only in Britain but in the international arena as well.” If you have any comments you would like to add to this story or would like to speak to its author about a similar subject, telephone Emily Perryman on 020 7968 4554 or email [email protected]. IFAonline

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