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Curtis C. Farmer is Vice Chairman of Comerica's Retail Bank and Wealth Management. He is a member of Comerica's Management Policy Committee. On August 12, 2010, Comerica announced it was combining the Retail Bank and Wealth Management leadership into one organization, led by Farmer. He leads the business segments which serve consumers, small businesses, institutional clients and the wealth market. He is responsible for the Retail Bank, which includes Comerica's 489 banking centers (as of 12/31/12) and Small Business. He also has responsibility for Wealth Management, which delivers personal wealth management solutions to high-net-worth individuals. The Institutional Services group within Wealth Management works with organizations such as partnerships, sole proprietorships, corporations, unions, non-profits, health care organizations and municipalities to provide services such as custody, investment management, employee benefit plans, investment banking, and business succession planning. Farmer also has responsibility for Corporate Marketing and Communications, and Corporate Quality Process. He was named Vice Chairman of Comerica's Retail Bank and Wealth Management on April 29, 2011. Farmer joined Comerica as Executive Vice President of Wealth Management on Oct. 20, 2008, from Wachovia Corporation of Charlotte, N.C., where he most recently spent three years as Executive Vice President and Wealth Management Director of the Wealth Management segment. During his 23 years with Wachovia, he held a variety of positions of increasing scope and responsibility, including Senior Vice President and Managing Executive Wachovia Trust Company in Charlotte, NC; Senior Vice President and Wealth Management Director in Philadelphia, Pa.; and Senior Vice President and Managing Executive of Marketing and Strategic Planning in Charlotte, NC. Farmer earned a bachelor's degree from Wake Forest University, where he also earned his Masters in Business Administration. Farmer's board affiliations include Wake Forest University, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Baylor Healthcare Foundation and the Circle 10 Council of the Boys Scouts of America.

As Chief Financial Officer, Michael Pizzi is responsible for all finance and accounting functions for E*TRADE Financial, including financial reporting, planning, tax, treasury, as well as the Company’s investor relations, corporate communications, facilities and procurement functions. Mr. Pizzi has been with E*TRADE since 2003 and most recently served as the Company’s Chief Risk Officer. Prior to that he served as the Corporate and bank Treasurer, during which time he was responsible for all portfolio, capital and liquidity management. He also previously held various positions in E*TRADE’s portfolio management and derivatives functions. Before joining E*TRADE, Mr. Pizzi worked in asset/liability management at both Lehman Brothers and First Maryland Bank, as well as in capital markets research for the Federal Reserve Board. Mr. Pizzi earned a BA in Economics from Ursinus College, is a CFA charterholder, and holds the Financial Risk Manager (FRM) designation.

John F. Remondi is a Chief Executive Officer at NAVIENT CORP and is based in Westwood, Massachusetts. He works or has worked at SLM CORP.

Jonathan Thomas is a President, Chief Executive Officer at American Century Investments.

Bill was appointed Group Chief Executive of Standard Chartered PLC in June 2015 and Chief Executive of Standard Chartered Bank in April 2019. Bill is a career banker with significant frontline global banking experience and a proven track record of leadership and financial success. He has extensive experience of working in emerging markets and a proven record in spotting and nurturing talent. Bill began his career with JP Morgan, where he went on to become one of its top five most senior executives and later co-chief executive officer at the investment bank from 2004 until he stepped down in 2009. Bill was invited to be a committee member of the Independent Commission on Banking, established in 2010, to recommend ways to improve competition and financial stability in banking. Subsequently, he served as an advisor to the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards and was asked by the Court of the Bank of England to complete an independent review of the bank’s liquidity operations. In 2011, Bill founded Renshaw Bay, an alternative asset management firm, where he was chairman and CEO. He stepped down on appointment to the Standard Chartered PLC Board. Bill was previously a non-executive director of Pension Insurance Corporation plc and RIT Capital Partners plc. He received a CBE in 2013.