Ulster Bank appoints Des O'Shea as its latest Chairman
New Chairman for Ulster Bank: Des O'Shea Takes the Helm
Des O'Shea, a seasoned professional with over 36 years of experience in the financial sector, has been appointed as the new Chairman of Ulster Bank. O'Shea brings vast experience in the industry, including an impressive progression in leadership roles.
O'Shea's career in finance spans across continents. He is currently a Non Executive Director of Byblos Bank in Lebanon and Pepper Australia. Prior to his retirement from GE Capital in November 2011, he held various senior roles, including Senior Vice President from 2003.
In Ulster Bank, O'Shea has been a member of the board since November 2012, serving on the Risk Committee and as the Chairman of the Audit Committee. His extensive knowledge of the Irish market, as well as his in-depth understanding of Ulster Bank's operations, is expected to be valuable for the bank's ongoing development.
Howard Davies, Chairman of Ulster Bank's parent company RBS, expressed gratitude towards Philip Nolan for his 11 years of service, including 4 years as Chairman. Davies thanked Nolan for his unwavering professional drive and personal commitment to Ulster Bank and its customers. Nolan is leaving the Ulster Bank board after 11 years, having served as Chairman for four of those years. Des O'Shea, on the other hand, has served on the Ulster Bank board for four years before his appointment as Chairman.
While detailed information about O'Shea's career history and prior roles is limited in the available search results, it is clear that his extensive experience in the financial sector and his proven leadership skills make him an excellent fit for the role of Ulster Bank's Chairman. For a more comprehensive profile of Des O'Shea's career history and prior roles, one may need to consult official Ulster Bank press releases, business news archives, or professional networking profiles.
Des O'Shea's extensive experience in the financial sector, spanning across business ventures and continents, will be instrumental in his new role as Chairman of Ulster Bank. As a Non Executive Director of Byblos Bank in Lebanon and Pepper Australia, and with a notable career progression at GE Capital, O'Shea's expertise in finance is undeniable.
