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Kingswood names ex-Lloyds exec as chief risk officer - Vimarsana News

Kingswood names ex-Lloyds exec as chief risk officer

Kingswood has appointed Paul Hammick as its new chief risk officer. He has more than 26 years of experience in financial services. he formerly worked at Lloyds Banking Group, 11 years of which were at executive level leading sizable risk, operational and sales teams.

Not all Georgia lawmakers want a raise. But for others, the $22k salary isn't enough – Decaturish - Vimarsana News

Not all Georgia lawmakers want a raise. But for others, the $22k salary isn't enough – Decaturish

This year, Georgia state senators and representatives are earning a salary of $22,342. They also receive a per diem, or daily allowance, of $247 during the session.

Not all Georgia lawmakers want a raise. But for others, the $22k salary isn't enough – WABE - Vimarsana News

Not all Georgia lawmakers want a raise. But for others, the $22k salary isn't enough – WABE

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Gold Dome Report – Committee Work Day | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP - Vimarsana News

Gold Dome Report – Committee Work Day | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

¡Feliz Navidad! As one Senator said in a committee meeting on Wednesday. Indeed, it was Christmastime for many under the gold dome as committees took one last opportunity to create...

State House approves bill requiring mandatory minimum sentences for gang recruitment - Vimarsana News

State House approves bill requiring mandatory minimum sentences for gang recruitment

ATLANTA – The Georgia House of Representatives passed legislation Monday imposing mandatory minimum prison terms for gang recruitment. The bill, which originated in the state Senate, would require judges to