Royal Bank of Canada head of corporate strategy and development Jamie Anderson is set to retire in 2017.
RBC is likely to continue expanding into the U.S. market, reports The Globe and Mail, following the retirement of its chief strategist Jamie Anderson.
The Globe and Mail adds Anderson “began informing colleagues and clients that he will wrap up a storied career with RBC at the end of January, 2017,” and that executive vice-president Mike Dobbins, who’s responsible for U.S. retail banking, has been pegged as his replacement. Read more.
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