Ban HBOS trio, say readers

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BestAdvice readers are in favour of the three former HBOS chiefs being banned from the City of London.

In last week’s reader poll, 85% said that Sir James Crosby, Andy Hornby and Lord Stevenson should not be allowed to work in the financial services capital again following the collapse of HBOS.

!5% disagreed.

Last week, Crosby said he was in favour of being stripped of his own knighthood and said he would take a 30% reduction in his pension.

This means he will receive £406,000 a year instead of £580,000.

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