Andrew Tinney, wealth and investment management chief of Barclays, has resigned.
Andrew Tinney, wealth and investment management chief of Barclays, has resigned.
International Business Times says he left the bank on January 14, 2013, after making a private announcement to the company.
Read more on how Barclays is restructuring management.
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