Former NatWest Group PLC (LSE:NWG) boss Alsion Rose has found a new job around a year after she was left the lender over the Nigel Farage Coutts debanking scandal.
Rose has been hired as a senior advisor at London-based private equity firm Charterhouse, which has previously owned AA and Saga, according to Financial News reports.
The first woman to lead a major British bank is believed to have started her role back in April.
Back in July, NatWest and Rose parted ways after she admitted to being the source of a BBC story about Farage's finances with the lender's wealth management division Coutts.
In November, the bank confirmed that it would pay no more than £1.75 million to Rose for her last year at the company, not the full £10 million that she might have received.
NatWest's board said that as 'good leaver' status is not applicable - though no findings of misconduct have been made against Rose by the group - that share-based payment due to vest after her notice period ends next July will lapse, valued at the time at £4,711,491.