TSB Chief Executive Paul Pester answers your questions

Banking and Borrowing

John Fitzsimons
Updated on 21 April 2015 | 7 Comments

What would you like to ask Paul Pester?

What would you ask the chief executive of one of British banking's recent success stories: Paul Pester of TSB?

TSB has had an impressive time of it since breaking away from Lloyds Banking Group. It has launched one of the most exciting current accounts in years with the TSB Classic Plus account, which at 5% pays a higher rate of interest than most savings accounts. We are big fans here at loveMONEY towers.

And TSB now looks set to move into the hands of Spanish bank Sabadell, which has tabled an offer of £1.7 billion for the bank. What will that mean for the bank's future and its branch network?

Paul Pester, TSB's chief executive officer, has agreed to answer questions from loveMONEY readers, so let us know what you'd like us to ask him in the Comments box below.

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