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CEO Caught in Compromising Act, Quits After Royal Visit

Summary

  • CEO Rupert Pleasant resigned after being filmed in a compromising position.
  • The incident occurred at Guernsey Finance, where the CEO met King Charles.
  • An independent investigation is ongoing into the matter.
CEO Caught in Compromising Act, Quits After Royal Visit

Guernsey Finance CEO Rupert Pleasant has resigned following a video scandal that captured him and a female colleague in a compromising position and making critical remarks about other employees. The incident occurred in full view of staff, unbeknownst to the individuals involved, as it was inadvertently displayed on a computer screen.

This event has led to swift action from the organization's board, confirming Mr. Pleasant's resignation and emphasizing that the behavior did not align with Guernsey Finance's values. An independent investigation is currently in progress to ascertain all details surrounding the matter.

The CEO's profile has been removed from the company's website, and his LinkedIn profile is no longer public. While the investigation continues, Acting CEO Barnaby Molloy is ensuring operational continuity and the well-being of staff.

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Rupert Pleasant was the CEO of Guernsey Finance. He resigned after being filmed in a compromising position with a colleague and criticizing staff.
Rupert Pleasant had previously met King Charles during a royal visit to Guernsey last year, as he was part of a group of finance chiefs hosting the monarch.
Guernsey Finance is a joint government and industry initiative promoting Guernsey as a leading international finance centre.

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