All Eyes on Captain Staley: Investors' eyes are on Jes Staley, the 59-year-old Barclays CEO of three months, as the bank prepares to release its year-long earnings report Tuesday and Staley's plans to weather a bad storm. Barclays, whose stock has fallen 40% in the last year, has struggled to improve shareholder gains for the last three annual earnings periods and analysts estimate a lower capital ratio. The bank needs to split its U.S. and U.K. entities by 2019 and is coming under pressure from U.S. regulators to move American operations into a holding company, which could require a $6 billion capital injection, the source of which remains to be seen, the Journal reports. The FT says it may try to implement a "mother-daughter" structure instead of a "sibling" structure. The capital boost could possibly come from the sale of the bank's African unit, which has been hit badly by falling commodity prices.