Blackwell is named as next Lloyds chairman

 
2 December 2013

Lloyds Banking Group today confimed that Lord Blackwell will be its next chairman.

He will take over from Sir Win Bischoff on April 3.

Lloyds, which is 33% owned by the taxpayer, has been hunting for a new chairman since Bischoff announced his plan to stand down in June.

Blackwell, who is a former advisor to Sir John Major, is a Tory peer and already chairman of Lloyds’ offshoot, Scottish Widows, is seen as a particularly safe pair of hands as Chancellor George Osborne prepares to unload more of the Government’s shareholding.

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