Jeremy Masding has said that he regards himself as a guest in Ireland. A Welshman with a Greek wife, who took his first step into banking at Barclays as a teenager in 1984, Masding uprooted his family in 2012 to relocate to Dublin as the newly appointed chief executive of Ireland’s third largest bank, Permanent TSB (PTSB). It was a brave move.
“It was a big decision for me because at the time I wasn’t sure that the bank would be fixable,” he recalls.
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