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Royal Bank of Canada says Nadine Ahn will be the bank's next chief financial officer.
Ahn, who is currently senior vice-president, head of investor relations and RBC Capital Markets Finance, will replace Rod Bolger, effective Nov. 1.
Bolger who will work alongside Ahn as she transitions to the CFO role is leaving RBC after 10 years with the bank.
Ahn joined RBC in 1999 and has held progressively senior finance roles, including in corporate treasury and in RBC Capital Markets Finance.
RBC also announced the appointment of Maria Douvas, executive vice-president and general counsel, as chief legal officer, effective immediately.
Douvas will report to CEO Dave McKay and join the RBC's group executive committee.
