Ex-BoE deputy in talks for Visa job


LONDON: Charlotte Hogg, who resigned as the Bank of England’s (BoE) deputy governor in March over concerns about a potential conflict of interest, is in talks to take over as chief executive at Visa Europe, Sky News reported.

Hogg, who was one of governor Mark Carney’s most trusted lieutenants, stepped down following criticism by lawmakers that her role was untenable because her brother was responsible for guiding Barclays’ response to bank regulation, which is overseen by the BoE. — Reuters

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