Hiring of investment banker as CEO could be further sign Barclays will end its cut-back and caution which began in 2012 after Libor rigging scandal An American banker is being tipped as the recent chief executive of Barclays in a wander that could be interpreted as a sign that the scaling back of the investment bank pursued by his predecessor could be place on hold.Jes Staley,who previously worked at JP Morgan before moving to a hedge fund, has emerged as the front runner for the role which was vacated when Antony Jenkins was ousted in July.
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Source: theguardian.com