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State Street chief executive Jay Hooley to retire

One of the world's largest custodians and asset managers has announced a new leadership line up

State Street chief executive Jay Hooley to retire
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The chief executive of State Street, one of the world’s largest banks, is to retire after more than 30 years at the Boston-based company.

Jay Hooley will step down as CEO by the end of next year but will remain as the company's chairman throughout 2019, State Street said in a statement. He became chief executive in 2010.

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