Hutton quits as MGPE bid breaks down

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Graham Hutton, CEO of Morgan Grenfell Private Equity (MGPE) - the private equity arm of Deutsche bank - has quit the firm following a failed buy-out bid.

Meanwhile, Deutsche has appointed Sir Robert Smith as his successor. Smith established MGPE in 1989. Since then, he has held a number of senior roles within Deutsche Bank, including vice chairman o...

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