Wealth and Asset Management
Credit Suisse’s António Horta-Osório learns the rules aren’t just for the little people
The sun was shining as António Horta-Osório tucked into his crab and Dover sole. Sitting on the terrace of Scott’s in Mayfair, the Portuguese-born banker was basking in his ten-year tenure, just ended, as boss of Lloyds Banking Group. The taxpayer’s 43 per cent stake had been sold off and…
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