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Francisco Sardón will leave the management of Scotiabank: he leaves the company after 19 years

Francisco Sardón will leave the management of Scotiabank: he leaves the company after 19 years

Scotiabank announced that Francisco Sardon he left the general management of the entity’s subsidiary in Peru and completely dissociated himself from the Canadian bank, of which he has been a part for the last 19 years: 8 of them in the management of its branch located in Chile. Philip Seymour he will assume the position on an interim basis on August 1, 2023 until a replacement is found. In the same way, Juan Malagón will momentarily head the Risk Division that would end up vacant.

One of the first to speak about the departure of the general manager was Gianfranco Castagnola, president of the board of Scotiabank Peru, who thanked Sardón for the work he has done over the years in Peru. “We are proud of the position in which it has placed us, as a leading institution in the market that works to fulfill its commitment to clients, employees, shareholders and communities, and we wish it all the best in this next phase”, he remarked.

Another of the personalities who also thanked Francisco Sardón was Francisco Aristeguieta, director of the Scotiabank International Banking group. He highlighted not only his contributions in Peru, but also in the Chile branch, in which he was a part for almost 12 years, occupying various roles helping the Canadian bank.

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Who is Francisco Sardon?

Francisco Sardón is a lawyer and businessman from Arequipa who graduated in Law from the Catholic University of Santa María. He completed his postgraduate studies at the Adolfo Ibañez University in Valparaíso and at Harvard University in the United States. Before his arrival at Scotiabank, he was the general manager of Banco del Desarrollo, prior to its merger with Scotiabank Sud Americano. He returned to Peru to lead the national affiliate to face the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Who is Philip Seymour?

Philip Seymour is a Commerce graduate of McMaster University in Hamilton Canada, where he also completed his Master’s in Management. He has worked for more than 25 years at Scotiabank since he was an intern, having gone through the subsidiaries in Hong Kong and Toronto. He will now assume the position left by Sardón on an interim basis and will be responsible for appointing his replacement. He has been living in Peru since 2019 and is head of the Risk Division.

Source: Larepublica

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