Brian Quinn, the former Celtic chairman who used to be acting deputy governor of the Bank of England, is drawing up plans with a number of partners to launch a new company aimed at preventing further “malfunctioning” in the boardrooms of the country’s banking and financial sectors, The Herald can reveal.
The ex-Parkhead supremo, who is also the vice-president of UEFA’s Club Financial Control Panel, said he expected the new company, provisionally called Board Evaluation, to open for business later this year, but it was currently in the “project” stage.
