Schroders CEO quits as profits slump

By 2001-08-31T04:57:00

UK - David Salisbury, the chief executive of UK investment management group Schroders has quit the firm, following the publication of half-year figures for the group that showed underlying profits down to £74.2 million (e118m) – 7.4% lower than the £80.1 million in profits earned by the same point last ...

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