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Chris Pitt of First Direct: 'We're the best unfound bank in Britain'
The chief executive, Chris Pitt, pulled out all the stops for customers with their mortgages during the mini-budget turmoil. Now he wants to double their number.
Chris Pitt had an unusual start to his banking career. In the middle of a history degree at Loughborough University in the early 1980s, the working-class lad from east London’s Upton Park found himself with a holiday job usually earmarked for trustworthy retirees: handling cheques worth millions of pounds.
Pitt claims he was never tempted to take the money and run. "You've got to remember I'm a Jesuit schoolboy. It's not in my DNA to do that," he grins.
It was that dependability that helped him climb the ladder at HSBC, where, more than 30 years after his cheque-shuttling years, he is now running its branchless retail bank, First Direct.
Chris Pitt CEO First Direct Bank at the Banks Headquarters, Leeds, UK.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Monzo and beyond: How TS Anil put banking in a new light
Anil believes Monzo will ’make a great public company one day’ – but will not be drawn on when.
The fintech startup’s boss always hoped it would make waves, but has only recently realised what his own career has meant to people of colour in banking.
Sitting in Monzo’s headquarters, just a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street station in London, its chief executive, TS Anil, is unwittingly defying fintech stereotypes.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Minouche Shafik: The idea that you are successful because you are hardworking is pernicious.
Baroness Shafik at the London School of Economics: The discussion we need to be having asks: what do we owe each other and what are our expectations of each other?
The LSE's director and former Bank of England economist is outspoken over the need for a reset of the wider capitalist system
Minouche Shafik seemed destined for the top job at the Bank of England when she arrived in 2014, but becoming the first female governor was not to be.
She only spent two years inside the Bank’s imposing offices on Threadneedle Street before quitting as deputy governor to head the London School of Economics.
Rumours swirled that she had fallen out with her boss, Mark Carney, newly arrived himself and armed with plans to shake up the 300 year-old central bank. Now, sitting in her top-floor office with panoramic views across London near Waterloo Bridge, she smiles and responds with the diplomacy for which she is known. "Oh, come on: the LSE job offer was too good to miss."
13th January 2022.
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Alison Rose is Chief Executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Alison Rose, CEO AT NatWest bank at their revamped post-COVID offices Bishops-gate, City of London.
Rose is Chief Executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Group. Rose is a British banker, and chief executive of NatWest Group since November 2019; she is the first woman to lead a major UK lender.
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Alison Rose is Chief Executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Alison Rose, CEO AT NatWest bank at their revamped post-COVID offices Bishops-gate, City of London.
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Alison Rose is Chief Executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Alison Rose, CEO AT NatWest bank at their revamped post-COVID offices Bishops-gate, City of London.
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Alison Rose is Chief Executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Alison Rose, CEO AT NatWest bank at their revamped post-COVID offices Bishops-gate, City of London.
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Alison Rose is Chief Executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Alison Rose, CEO AT NatWest bank at their revamped post-COVID offices Bishops-gate, City of London.
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Alison Rose is Chief Executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Group
Alison Rose, CEO AT NatWest bank at their revamped post-COVID offices Bishops-gate, City of London.
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‘It’s crazy, but I started my own bank’: the story behind Starling. Fed up with modern finance and Britain’s broken banking system, Anne Boden decided there was only one thing to do: set up a bank that ran in the way she wanted it to.
ÔItÕs crazy, but I started my own bankÕ: the story behind Starling. Fed up with modern finance and BritainÕs broken banking system, Anne Boden decided there was only one thing to do: set up a bank that ran in the way she wanted it to.
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‘It’s crazy, but I started my own bank’: the story behind Starling. Fed up with modern finance and Britain’s broken banking system, Anne Boden decided there was only one thing to do: set up a bank that ran in the way she wanted it to.
ÔItÕs crazy, but I started my own bankÕ: the story behind Starling. Fed up with modern finance and BritainÕs broken banking system, Anne Boden decided there was only one thing to do: set up a bank that ran in the way she wanted it to.
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Andy Haldane, chief economist at the Bank of England. ‘We have allowed the voluntary sector to wither’. Civil society will be crucial in the technological age, says the Bank of England’s chief economist.
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