Ian Cheshire

Non Executive / Other Non-Executive
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About

Ian was chairman of Barclays Bank UK until December 2020 and a nonexecutive director of Barclays until May 2021. Ian was also previously group chief executive of Kingfisher
and senior independent director and remuneration committee chair of Whitbread. Ian held a variety of posts whilst at Kingfisher from 1998 to 2014, including chief executive of
B&Q from 2005 to 2008 and group chief executive from 2008 to 2014. He was also previously the chairman of Debenhams and the lead nonexecutive director for HM Government
and former chairman of the Corporate Leaders Group on Climate Change.

 

Personal Details

Title: Mr
Surname: Cheshire
DoB: 01/01/1960
Age: 66 years
M/F: Male
Nationality: United Kingdom
Country of Birth: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Language: English
Qualification: Graduated Economics and Law
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Qualifications & Experience

 

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Industry Qualification +5yrs?:
Finance experience +5yrs?:
Finance Qualification +5yrs:
Legal experience +5yrs?:
Delinquent director?:
Other Experiences?:
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Other directorships (state)

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Working history

 

Committee/s

CompanyCommitteeRoleAppointment DateResignation Date
BT GroupAuditMember01/01/2020
BT GroupRisk & ComplianceMember01/01/2020
BT GroupRemunerationMember01/01/2020
BT GroupBoardMember01/01/2020

 

Independence Questions

Any family members working for the company?:
Are you doing business with the company?:
Do you hold shares in the company for more than 0.10%? (directly or by representation):
Is your Director annual fee more than 5% of your total income from all sources?:
Are you more than 10 years as a director?:
Are you an executive chairperson?:
InsidEntity has assumed that responses to the Independent Questions are NO as the company has not populated the information. The result will present the Director as Independent.
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