Wells Fargo commercial banking head Manning to retire, Biodrowski to succeed

Sept 14 (Reuters) - Wells ‌Fargo said ​on ​Monday that John Manning, executive vice president and head of commercial ‌banking market coverage, would retire at the ⁠end of the year after more than three ‌decades with the bank.

Here ‌are more details:

• Manning's career spanned over 40 years in financial services, Wells Fargo ​said.

• Chicago-based Rob Biodrowski will succeed Manning as head of commercial banking ⁠market coverage, starting in November.

• "I'm honored to take on this ​role and build upon the strong foundation John and our teams have created," ​Biodrowski said in a ‌statement.

• Biodrowski currently serves as a division executive for the U.S. ⁠Midwest within Wells Fargo commercial banking.

• He has over 20 years of financial services experience ⁠spanning commercial and investment banking leadership roles.

• In his ​latest role as head of Wells Fargo's commercial banking market coverage, Biodrowski will lead over 2,000 bankers ‌serving clients across the U.S. and Canada.

• Market coverage serves companies ‌with annual revenue usually ranging from $25 million ⁠to $2 billion across ‌industries and sectors, ​according to Wells Fargo.

(Reporting by Pritam Biswas in Bengaluru; Editing by Maju ‌Samuel)

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