Former Linklaters managing partner Davies leaves Lloyds amid management shuffle
Lloyds chief people legal and strategy officer and former Linklaters managing partner is set to leave his role
July 05, 2017 at 08:14 AM
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Former Linklaters managing partner Simon Davies is leaving Lloyds Banking Group, with his departure confirmed as part of a wider restructuring of the bank's management team.
Davies joined the bank in 2015, stepping down from his role at Linklaters a year early to become chief people, legal and strategy officer at Lloyds.
His exit will see chief financial officer George Culmer taking immediate responsibility for Lloyds' legal and strategy teams, as well as Lloyds Development Capital.
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