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  1. 17th August 2009, 04:16 PM #1
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    Anglo Irish Bank names Aynsley as new CEO

    Australian banker Mike Aynsley is the new chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank.

    Announcing the appointment, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said that Mr Aynsley was an important appointment for Anglo, in what are challenging times for all financial institutions.

    Mr Lenihan said that after the appointment of Mr Aynsley as CEO, the current executive chairman of the bank, Donal O'Connor, will revert to the position of chairman. Mr Aynsley will take up his post on September 7.

    RTÉ Business: Anglo Irish Bank names Aynsley as new CEO

    Mr Aynsley is in his 50s and is from Sydney. He has worked in the banking industry in Australia and Asia and most recently worked with the Asian Development Bank in South East Asia in the financial sector development, risk management, liquidity management and governance risk assessment areas.

    He has also worked for Security Pacific, which is now part of Bank of America in the late 1980s, stockbroker Hoare Govett and also former National Irish Bank owner National Australia Bank. He was head of capital markets and treasury during the 1990s there.

    He also spent two years as head of risk at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group
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    Guffaw !!!!
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    Truth be told I was waiting for somebody to bring it up so I could do that.
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  6. 17th August 2009, 04:21 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by mmrebel View Post
    Australian banker Mike Aynsley is the new chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank.

    Announcing the appointment, Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said that Mr Aynsley was an important appointment for Anglo, in what are challenging times for all financial institutions.

    Mr Lenihan said that after the appointment of Mr Aynsley as CEO, the current executive chairman of the bank, Donal O'Connor, will revert to the position of chairman. Mr Aynsley will take up his post on September 7.

    RTÉ Business: Anglo Irish Bank names Aynsley as new CEO

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    How much is he going to scr- er get paid by the taxpayer?
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    What´s he going to do all day?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    What´s he going to do all day?
    Probably decide who s getting the chop 1st
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    I guess he must have been attracted by how flexible and understanding the financial regulators are here.

    In Oz the equivalent of the Financial Regulator, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission investigates wrongdoing and where there is a case to be answered, bankers, stockbrokers, brokers etc are arrested, fined, banned for life and god forbid sent to jail!!!!
    A trawl through the press releases Australian Securities and Investments Commission - Media centre indicates that the aussies don't tolerate cowboys in the financial sector.

    Mr. Anysley will find our "light touch" regulation a lot more agreeable......
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    Quote Originally Posted by stonethrower View Post
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    Mr. Anysley will find our "light touch" regulation a lot more agreeable......
    Your implying he only took the job for nefarious reasons bad form considering you know nothing about him
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    so Lenihan's not actually on holiday? Is he running the country!
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