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Shares in Provident Financial Plc fell Feb. 26 after reports of another executive leaving and a potential cash call ahead of the publication of the British subprime lender's full-year 2017 results.
The Times reported the same day that Phillip McLelland, the finance head of its consumer credit division, had left the company.
Ele Thornhill, head of online financial strategy at Provident Financial's Satsuma Loans business, had replaced...