Interserve's chief financial officer has become the latest director to leave, following months of monetary struggles, which climaxed with the contractor entering administration in March. Mark Whiteling leaves after just 18 months at the firm, after joining within weeks of chief executive Debbie White in autumn 2017. Whiteling, who was paid £736,000 by Interserve last year, presided over a pre-tax loss of £244m in 2017 and £lllm in 2018, with the firm ultimately subsumed by lenders after a rescue deal he negotiated with White was rejected by shareholders. Last April, Whiteling told analysts he was a "faded shell of a person" compared with six months previously - when he had yet to join Interserve.
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