LONDON (Reuters) -Antony Jenkins, a former chief executive of Barclays (LON:BARC), will serve on the Bank of England's Prudential (LON:PRU) Regulation Committee which scrutinises banks, insurers and investment firms, Britain's finance ministry said on Monday.
Jenkins, who left Barclays in 2015, will take up his role as an external member of the PRC in April.
The Treasury also announced the appointments of John Taylor, a former executive with Standard Life (LON:SLA) and Lloyds Banking Group (LON:LLOY), and Tanya Castell, who has held senior positions including at Lloyds and UBS.
Taylor and Castell will start in January and September respectively.
All three will serve three-year terms, and BoE Governor Andrew Bailey said they "bring with them a wealth of experience in banking and insurance."
The appointments follow the departures from the PRC of Sandra Boss and Mark Yallop, and the approaching end of the appointment of David Belsham in April 2021.