The exit — two weeks before the lender is set to report its full-year results — was greeted negatively by investors and analysts, who viewed the departing CFO as one of the drivers behind a cost-cutting program and an effective communicator. The shares were down 4.6% at 8:38 a.m. in London, set for the biggest drop since August. They have risen by 64% in the past year. ...
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