FSCS CEO Mark Neale to step down in May 2019
After nine years in role
Mark Neale is to step down as Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) chief executive next May when his third three-year term come to an end, the lifeboat fund has announced.
The process for recruiting Neale's successor is already underway, with recruitment agency Odgers Berndtson appointed to help with that. "Odgers Berndtson has deep experience of working within financial...
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