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The move comes two weeks after Bob Steel was hired as CEO to help restore the struggling bank. In the first high-profile casualty under the new Wachovia regime, the bank announced Thursday evening that its chief financial officer is leaving. Tom Wurtz, one of former chief executive Ken Thompson's top lieutenants, is the bank's top number cruncher and its primary face to analysts and investors. He became CFO a few months before Wachovia's ill-fated purchase of Golden West Financial Corp. in 2006. His departure comes two days after Wachovia announced an $8.9 billion quarterly loss and a turnaround plan that includes transforming the mortgage unit and cutting more than 10,000 jobs. It comes two weeks after a new chief executive, Bob Steel, was brought in to clean house and restore the struggling bank to its former glory. Wurtz,... [read full story]
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posted on: July 22, 2008 | about stocks: WB Executives Alice Lehman - Director of Wachovia IR Robert K. Steel - CEO and President Tom Wurtz - Senior EVP and CFO Lanty L. Smith - Chairman Don Truslow - Senior EVP and Chief Risk...
Thursday July 24, 5:30 pm ET CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Wachovia announced today that Thomas J. Wurtz plans to leave Wachovia as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) after a successor is named to the role. The...
Wachovia Announces Tom Wurtz Stepping Down as CFO; Company To Conduct Immediate Search for Replacement CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Wachovia announced today that Thomas J. Wurtz plans to leave Wachovia as...
Wachovia Corp. announced Thursday evening that chief financial officer Tom Wurtz is leaving the company. He's perhaps the first casualty in a gradual regime change at the Charlotte bank. The news comes two days after Wachovia...
The Charlotte ObserverComment on this story CHARLOTTE - Wachovia Corp. announced Thursday evening that chief financial officer Tom Wurtz is leaving the company. He is the first casualty in a gradual regime change at the...
Friday July 25, 7:35 am ET Wachovia CFO's departure is unsurprising, but sign of positive change, analyst says NEW YORK (AP) -- A management shake-up at Wachovia Corp. should be received well by investors, an analyst said...
NEW YORK - A management shake-up at Wachovia Corp. should be received well by investors, an analyst said Friday, after the bank's chief financial officer resigned. The nation's fourth-biggest bank by assets said late Thursday...
By Christina Rexrode | Charlotte Observer In the first high-profile casualty under the new Wachovia regime, the bank announced Thursday evening that its chief financial officer is leaving. Tom Wurtz, one of former chief...
The financial services meltdown appears to have claimed another victim, with Wachovia's announcement Thursday that CFO Thomas Wurtz plans to leave the embattled bank after a successor is named. A search will begin immediately....
NEW YORK: Wachovia Corp, which posted a record US$8.86 billion second quarter loss Tuesday, said chief financial officer Thomas Wurtz would resign from the fourth largest US bank after a successor is named. The lender said on...
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