LONDON: Britain's bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland said Thursday that chief executive Ross McEwan has resigned after steering it to a "stronger" financial position over the last five years.
"RBS announces that Ross McEwan has resigned from his role as chief executive officer and executive director," read a statement from the Edinburgh-based giant, which was saved at the height of the 2008 global financial crisis by the UK government. The bank is due to post first-quarter results on Friday.
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