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Top executives leave RBS Sempra

RBS Sempra Commodities has confirmed that president Frank Gallipoli and CEO David Messer have left the company.

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Mark Snell, chief financial officer at Sempra Energy, and Jeremy Wright, chief administrative officer at Royal Bank of Scotland's markets business, will co-manage RBS Sempra Commodities until a successor to Messer is named.

Messer worked for Sempra Energy and its predecessor companies for 11 years and is a 26-year veteran of the financial sector. "My immediate plans are to take a trip with my wife, make breakfast for my kids, learn to grill a perfect steak, and catch a 500-pound tuna off Montauk

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