Bob Diamond's bid for Barclays' Africa ops shows what a big mistake it was to let him quit
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He was the antidote to Diamond. And he was fired in 2015. Barclays then hired Jes Staley who was tipped to unravel everything Jenkins had done.
However, after Staley unveiled a loss for 2015, a new structure, and his proposed sell-off of Barclays Africa - it looks like the bank is giving Diamond all the tools he needs to build his own empire.