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Housebuilder Barratt Names Countryside Finance Chief as New CFO
Abstract：(Reuters) -Britain‘s biggest housebuilder Barratt Developments on Tuesday named Countryside Properties’ current finance head Mike Scott as its chief financial officer.
Scott, whose has also held finance roles in supermarket group Sainsbury, will take over from Jessica White, who will leave FTSE 100-listed Barratt by the end of June for personal reasons after four years in the role.
Chief Executive Officer David Thomas, who was the Barratt‘s CFO for six years before White’s appointment, will assume temporary responsibility for the finance role as Scotts joining date was yet to be finalised.
Countryside Properties confirmed Scotts departure in a separate statement and said it was starting a search for his successor, but did not give a leaving date either.
(Reporting by Muvija M in Bengaluru; Editing by Shounak Dasgupta and Amy Caren Daniel)
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