Nationwide Building Society has merged its compliance and legal functions in the wake of a strategic review carried out in collaboration with professional services giant KPMG. The review, which is expected to improve efficiency and cut costs, kicked off earlier this year, with the 28-person compliance function now within the remit of divisional director general counsel Liz Kelly.
December 07, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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Former Lloyds lawyer brought in to head financial services and corporate legal team
Nationwide Building Society has merged its compliance and legal functions in the wake of a strategic review carried out in collaboration with professional services giant KPMG.
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