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Bank of scotland group chief executive peter burt Stock Photos and Images

Bank of Scotland Group Chief Executive Peter Burt, during a news conference in London, where the Bank of Scotland annouced details of its NatWest takeover bid. Stock Photo

RMG4TYHT–Bank of Scotland Group Chief Executive Peter Burt, during a news conference in London, where the Bank of Scotland annouced details of its NatWest takeover bid.

Bank Of Scotland Executives Photocall January 2000FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Gavin Masterton Group Operating Officer Peter Burt Group Chief Executive and George Mitchell Chief Ececutive Personal Banking at media briefing in London related to their bid for Nat West Bank Stock Photo

RM2FKYW0F–Bank Of Scotland Executives Photocall January 2000FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Gavin Masterton Group Operating Officer Peter Burt Group Chief Executive and George Mitchell Chief Ececutive Personal Banking at media briefing in London related to their bid for Nat West Bank

RMG5BPB3–Peter Burt, Chief Executive of the Bank of Scotland at the Bank's headquarters in Threadneedle Street, London. The Halifax and Bank of Scotland today agreed a 28 billion merger in a move which creates Britain's fifth largest bank. * The two banks will operate under a new holding company, HBOS plc, but will continue to trade under their current brand names. Halifax chairman Dennis Stevenson will chair the combined group, BoS chief executive Peter Burt will become full-time deputy chairman and Halifax chief executive James Crosby becomes group chief executive. 24/02/04: Sir Peter was named as

The new Chief Executive James Crosby (right) and Deputy Chairman Peter Burt of the new merged HBOS Bank. The 28 million merger of the two banks will operate under a new holding company, HBOS plc but will trade under their current names. * Halifax chairman Dennis Stevenson will chair the combined group, BoS chief executive Peter Burt will become full-time deputy chairman and Halifax chief executive James Crosby becomes group chief executive. Stock Photo

RMG5BPBM–The new Chief Executive James Crosby (right) and Deputy Chairman Peter Burt of the new merged HBOS Bank. The 28 million merger of the two banks will operate under a new holding company, HBOS plc but will trade under their current names. * Halifax chairman Dennis Stevenson will chair the combined group, BoS chief executive Peter Burt will become full-time deputy chairman and Halifax chief executive James Crosby becomes group chief executive.

From left to right: Bank of Scotland's Gordon McQueen, divisional chief executive for treasury; Peter Burt, group chief executive; George Mitchell, divisional chief executive in corporate banking, at their City head office, London. * The group's underlying earnings hit record levels despite Bank of Scotland's failed bid to take over NatWest knocking 54 million off its profits for the last year. Stock Photo

RMG50C2X–From left to right: Bank of Scotland's Gordon McQueen, divisional chief executive for treasury; Peter Burt, group chief executive; George Mitchell, divisional chief executive in corporate banking, at their City head office, London. * The group's underlying earnings hit record levels despite Bank of Scotland's failed bid to take over NatWest knocking 54 million off its profits for the last year.

Chief Executive Peter Burt (R) and Chief Operating Officer Gavin Masterson of the Bank of Scotland at Lincoln Inn Field in London, following their announcement of a takeover bid for the Natwest group. Stock Photo

RMG4RHB4–Chief Executive Peter Burt (R) and Chief Operating Officer Gavin Masterson of the Bank of Scotland at Lincoln Inn Field in London, following their announcement of a takeover bid for the Natwest group.

RMG50C2W–From left to right: Bank of Scotland's Gordon McQueen, divisional chief executive for treasury; Peter Burt, group chief executive; George Mitchell, divisional chief executive in corporate banking, at their City head office, London. * The group's underlying earnings hit record levels despite Bank of Scotland's failed bid to take over NatWest knocking 54 million off its profits for the last year.