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Lloyds Hires Financial Regulator From Central Bank Of Ireland

Ainhoa Barcelona

2 May 2013

Lloyds Banking Group has recruited Matthew Elderfield as group director of conduct and compliance, effective from October 2013.

He will oversee the development of the group’s conduct strategy, and oversee all compliance and conduct risk activities.

Elderfield is currently deputy governor of the Central Bank of Ireland and is responsible for prudential, conduct of business and markets supervision of financial services companies in Ireland.

Prior to taking up his position at the Central Bank, he was chief executive of the Bermuda Monetary Authority and has also held senior roles such as alternate chairman of the European Banking Authority, and heads of departments of various ex-Financial Services Authority teams.