The Chief Executive of Lloyds Banking Group has finally broken his silence after allegations surrounding his private life called into question his long-term commitment to his current role.
Antonio Horta-Osorio emailed 75,000 staff personally apologising for his actions, and expressed deep regret for any “damage done to the group's reputation”, Sky News reports.
The memo comes a fortnight after details of an alleged affair surfaced, between Horta-Osorio and Dr Wendy Piatt, Director General and Chief Executive of the Russell Group.
The memo, details of which were released to Sky News, read: “My personal life is obviously a private matter, as it is for anyone else.
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