Barclays names Anne Marie Darling, who retired from Goldman Sachs in 2024, as co-COO
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Anne Marie Darling and Craig Bright have been appointed as group co-COOs of Barclays, replacing Alistair Currie. They will also serve as co-CEOs of Barclays execution services. Darling joined Barclays after a 25-year career at Goldman Sachs, where she was a partner for 12 years. Bright has been with Barclays since 2020 as group chief information officer. Currie leaves Barclays to pursue a board portfolio career after nearly eight years, having led corporate banking.
Craig and Anne Marie each have a vast and rich professional experience and complement each other well. We will benefit from their collaborative leadership.
Darling joined Barclays in April following a 25-year career at Goldman where she was a partner for the last 12 years.
Currie spent nearly eight years at Barclays, including as head of corporate banking. He is now planning a board portfolio career.
Alistair leaves the COO function with a strong focus and direction in executing our strategy and wider transformation objectives.
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