About a year ago some 700 of Standard Chartered’s most senior managers from businesses throughout the world gathered together in Singapore to attend one of the bank’s annual jamborees on strategy and development.
Many had flown in from each of the far-flung corners of the world where Standard Chartered does business to attend the event hosted by Peter Sands, group chief executive, and chairman Sir John Peace.
As far as bank jamborees go, there was nothing particularly different or new about this one.
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