Sue Harris takes non-exec role at St James’s Place

Sue Harris takes non-exec role at St James's Place

Lloyds group audit director joins FTSE 250 wealth management business

LLOYDS Banking Group audit director Sue Harris has joined FTSE 250 wealth managers St James’s Place as a non-executive director.

Also joining from Lloyds is Alison Hewitt. Lloyds owns a 37% stake in St James’, having sold a 20% stake last month. It inherited the near 60% stake in St James’s after rescuing HBOS.

Harris is an experienced business finance specialist. Before joining Lloyds she held senior finance and treasury roles at Standard Life and Marks & Spencer.

She served as finance director for group finance at Lloyds between January 2010 to November 2012, and was then appointed group audit director.

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