Barclays' head of whistleblowing to leave after dropping employment case

It is not clear if Jonathan Cox's departure is linked to investigation into bank's CEO Jes Staley for attempts to unmask a whistleblower The head of whistleblowing at Barclays is to leave the bank at a time when the bank's chief executive, Jes Staley, is being investigated over his attempts to unmask a whistleblower. Jonathan Cox, a former police detective inspector, is leaving after dropping an employment case against the bank, according to Reuters.