George Osborne takes up full-time banking role at Robey Warshaw
Former chancellor George Osborne will take up the role of partner at Robey Warshaw in April (Getty Images)
George Osborne is joining boutique investment bank Robey Warshaw, as he shuns a portfolio of wide-ranging roles to become a full-time mergers and acquisitions banker.
The former chancellor will step down from his current roles as editor-in-chief of the Evening Standard and a senior advisor to Blackrock at the end of March, taking up a full-time role as partner at Robey Warshaw in April.
London-based Robey Warshaw has advised on some of the largest deals in the UK since its inception in 2013, including Comcast’s successful takeover bid for Sky.