RBS also announces today that Anthony Di Iorio (age 70) will step down from the Board of RBS on 26 March 2014.
Commenting on the Board changes, Philip Hampton, RBS Chairman, said: “I am delighted that Morten has agreed to join our Board. He has recently retired as Chief Risk Officer of Royal Bank of Canada. Having spent 34 years in the financial services industry he brings a broad and deep knowledge of banking, in addition to his strong technical knowledge of risk in all its aspects relating to a universal bank.
“On behalf of my fellow Board members I look forward to welcoming him to RBS and to working with him.
“I would like to thank Tony for the contribution he has made to the Board and the Committees he has served on since his appointment to the Board in September 2011. Tony will leave with our thanks and good wishes for the future.”
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