Malcolm Hayday, CEO, Charity Bank
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Hayday to quit Charity Bank after ten years

6 Feb 2012 | Tania Mason

Malcolm Hayday has announced his intention to step down from Charity Bank, the social finance institution that he helped to set up ten years ago.



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