CAPITAN ONE NABS WORDLY CFO
Capital One Financial Corp. hired the World Bank's CFO, Gary Perlin, to fill its top financial spot, which had been vacant since March, when David Willey resigned after learning that the Securities and Exchange Commission planned to charge him with insider trading. Perlin will also serve as executive vice president of Capital One, a $9.6 billion credit card company in McLean, Va. Perlin, 52, spent 13 years at the World Bank and since 1998 has been its CFO, in charge of its $200 billion-plus balance sheet. Earlier, he spent 11 years at Fannie Mae, including eight years as its treasurer. Capital One also announced that Steve Linehan was promoted to treasurer from assistant treasurer. Linehan, 43, replaces Susanna Tisa, who left to pursue other interests in late April.
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