Vanguard chairman McNabb to step down
Replaced by Buckley
Vanguard chairman Bill McNabb is set to step down at the end of the year with CEO Tim Buckley replacing him.
McNabb joined the world's second largest asset manager in 1986 before being named chairman in 2008 and subsequently chairman the next year. He stepped down from his role as chief executive in July 2017...
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