Hodgkinson must hold AIB steady after €13bn outflow
Re-evaluating targets and reviewing plans will be keeping AIB’s recently appointed executive chairman, David Hodgkinson, busy, following the publication of the bank’s interim management statement last week.
Re-evaluating targets and reviewing plans will be keeping AIB’s recently appointed executive chairman, David Hodgkinson, busy, following the publication of the bank’s interim management statement last week.
Hodgkinson, a former HSBC director, is the man charged with steadying the ship at the state’s second-largest bank and overseeing plans to adjust the bank’s capital position.
Bu t given the huge outflows of deposits which the bank reported last...
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