A former Financial Services Authority executive, adviser to Morgan Stanley International and former Bank of England executive, the 72-year-old noble Sir David Walker is the new non-executive chairman of Barclays. He will take the place of Marcus Agius, the former number one of the English bank, who, together with CEO Bob Diamond, resigned following the Libor scandal, for which the institute was fined £290 million. Sir Walker's first task will be to appoint the new CEO.
The new president will have a salary of 750 pounds, of which 100 in Barclays shares, and "he will succeed Marcus Agius as president of the institute starting since November 2012, XNUMX".
