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Article: Between the lines: Kingman's exit will leave a huge space to be filled
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- The Scotsman
- Article date:
- July 30, 2009
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THE surprise resignation of John Kingman as chief executive of UK
Financial Investments has left a hole at the top of the government's
plan to nurse Britain's state-aided banks back into private hands
and has prompted questions about who might be out there ready and
willing to take on one of the toughest jobs in the public sector.
Whatever his reasons for going - and he says only that he wants
to take a (better paid) job in the City - it comes less than a year
after he stepped into the role and after a chequered few months for
the organisation that has the task of finding new owners for the
government's 70 per cent stake in Royal Bank of Scotland and 43 per
cent holding in Lloyds Banking ...
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Article: Time for Kingman to make a fortune
Evening Standard - London;
July 29, 2009 ;
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...SO Brownite Treasury civil servant John Kingman is quitting as Pounds 143,000 ... Lloyds, Bradford & Bingley, etc. Kingman is well-regarded in the City ... What's significant is that Kingman, 40, won't be returning to ...
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