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2012-07-18 — guardian.co.uk
To his credit, David Bagley, the head of group compliance in question, offered his resignation to the committee on Monday. He had been in his post since 2002 so one can understand why.
But it also appears that HSBC didn't give Bagley the powers to live up to his job title, reducing his status to one of adviser.
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