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Barclays to name Jes Staley as new chief executive Barclays to name Jes Staley as new chief executive
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Barclays is soon to appoint former JP Morgan banker James "Jes" Staley as its new chief executive.Barclays is soon to appoint former JP Morgan banker James "Jes" Staley as its new chief executive.
Sources confirmed to BBC business editor Kamal Ahmed that the Barclays board has agreed to Mr Staley's new role with the British banking group. Sources confirmed to the BBC that Barclays board members had agreed to Mr Staley's new role with the British banking group.
Mr Staley is currently working at BlueMountain Capital Management in the US.Mr Staley is currently working at BlueMountain Capital Management in the US.
Barclays' previous chief executive, Anthony Jenkins, was fired in July after falling out with board members.Barclays' previous chief executive, Anthony Jenkins, was fired in July after falling out with board members.
BBC business editor Kamal Ahmed tweeted: "Barclays board agree Jes Staley to be new CEO. Ex JP Morgan banker now needs regulatory clearance. Barclays to keep investment bank focus."BBC business editor Kamal Ahmed tweeted: "Barclays board agree Jes Staley to be new CEO. Ex JP Morgan banker now needs regulatory clearance. Barclays to keep investment bank focus."
The hedge fund manager, reports the Financial Times, could bring "a dramatic change" of approach to Barclays.The hedge fund manager, reports the Financial Times, could bring "a dramatic change" of approach to Barclays.
Barclays' current executive chairman John McFarlane was appointed after Anthony Jenkins' departure, until a permanent successor was found to become chief executive.