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Who's who at the Treasury

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17 February 2020

Issue: 4732 / Categories: News

After Sajid Javid’s resignation as chancellor of the exchequer, the new team of ministers at the Treasury are:

Rishi Sunak - chancellor of the exchequer

Steve Barclay - chief secretary to the Treasury

Jesse Norman - financial secretary to the Treasury

John Glen - economic secretary to the Treasury

Kemi Badenoch - exchequer secretary to the Treasury

Lord Agnew - minister of state

Issue: 4732 / Categories: News

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