By Matt Scuffham LONDON (Reuters) - Calling all senior, experienced British bankers with a clean charge sheet and political nous. There might be a chairmanship role awaiting. With three of Britain's four major banks expected to hire new chairmen - and they are all likely to be men - within the next two years, headhunters and industry insiders say there is an acute shortage of suitably qualified candidates. Perhaps only six to 12 credible figures could fill the posts likely to be on offer at Lloyds , Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland , making it tough to lure the right person to positions which are crucial not just to the banks themselves but the economy as a whole. Lloyds is on the verge...
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