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Prudential boss Tidjane Thiam to lead Credit Suisse Prudential boss Tidjane Thiam to lead Credit Suisse
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Prudential boss Tidjane Thiam will leave the insurance firm to take the top job at Credit Suisse later this year, the Swiss bank has said.Prudential boss Tidjane Thiam will leave the insurance firm to take the top job at Credit Suisse later this year, the Swiss bank has said.
Mr Thiam has headed Prudential for six years and replaces Credit Suisse chief executive Brady Dougan, who has led the firm since 2007.Mr Thiam has headed Prudential for six years and replaces Credit Suisse chief executive Brady Dougan, who has led the firm since 2007.
Ivory Coast-born Mr Thiam was the first black chief executive of a FTSE 100 company when he was appointed in 2009.Ivory Coast-born Mr Thiam was the first black chief executive of a FTSE 100 company when he was appointed in 2009.
Mr Dougan will step down at the end of June.Mr Dougan will step down at the end of June.
'Extensive experience'
In a statement, Credit Suisse chairman Urs Rohner said that "Tidjane Thiam, a strong and distinguished leader with an impressive track record in the global financial services industry, will take the helm of our bank".
He added: "His extensive international experience, including in wealth and asset management and in the successful development of new markets, provides a firm foundation for leading Credit Suisse. As CEO, he led Prudential to great success in challenging times."
Prudential confirmed Mr Thiam was to stand down, and that "we have identified a successor and expect to be able to announce a new CEO once regulatory approval process has been completed".
Mr Thiam said he would presenting the Pru's first 2015 quarterly results in May and attending his final AGM as chief executive shortly afterwards.
Meanwhile, Credit Suisse said it was "extremely grateful" to Brady Dougan for his "exceptional commitment, unparalleled personal contribution and leadership to Credit Suisse over many years".
"Brady has significantly and successfully shaped our company; he has kept our bank on track in recent years despite a complex environment and considerable headwinds in the global financial services industry.
"Brady and his management team have mastered even the most difficult challenges together," Mr Rohner said.