Lloyds Banking Group said its sale of 632 branches to the Co-operative Bank is still on track, despite the shock departure of a Co-op executive.
The Co-operative said James Mack, 41, its chief financial officer was leaving to take up another job in the industry. The £750 million deal was agreed last July, but the Co-op has been under regulatory pressure over its senior management team.
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