UPDATE: Michael Hutchinson To Leave RBS Sempra Metals - CEO
2009年9月9日 - 8:43PM
Dow Jones News
Michael Hutchinson is to leave RBS Sempra Metals Ltd. after 38
years with the company, most recently as its non-executive
Chairman, its Chief Executive Peter Sellars said in a note to
clients seen by Dow Jones Newswires Wednesday.
"Many of us have worked alongside Mike and know just how
instrumental he has been to the growth and development of an
outstandingly successful company over the years, to the point now
where we are one of the world's leading metals trading houses,"
Sellars said.
"Although leaving our company, Mike is still active in the
metals business with a number of other non-executive directorships
and chairmanships which will continue to keep him busy," Sellars
added.
Hutchinson has a long history with the team at RBS Sempra. He
joined the Metallgesellschaft group in 1971, became a director of
Metallgesellschaft Ltd in 1982 and became Managing Director in
1985. He also served on the boards of various Metallgesellschaft
companies.
In 1999, he became Joint Managing Director of MG Plc and
remained Chairman and Chief Executive of Metallgesellschaft Ltd, a
group company. In 2000, Enron bought MG PLC and in 2002 Sempra
Energy acquired the Company and appointed him as President and
Chief Executive.
Hutchinson sits on and has chaired various London Metal Exchange
committees and has been a member of the LME's board since April
2005. He currently chairs the LME aluminum committee, is vice-chair
of the tin committee and is on the nickel and steel committees.
RBS Sempra Commodities was formed April 1, 2008 and is a joint
venture between Sempra Energy (SRE) and the Royal Bank of Scotland
(RBS).
-By Andrea Hotter, Dow Jones Newswires; +44 (0)20 7842 9413;
andrea.hotter@dowjones.com