John Tugwell

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The shock resignation of Bank of Butterfield CEO John Tugwell last week just 15 weeks into a five-year contract remains a mystery.Unusually for a small community like Bermuda, no-one appears to know with any certainty exactly why Tugwell announced his resignation, which will take effect once a replacement is found.

The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son Ltd., which is headquartered in Bermuda and has regional offices in several overseas jurisdictions, including a large presence in the Cayman Islands, has appointed John Tugwell as president and chief executive officer, effective May 5.