* CFO Williams to be replaced by Dow Jones's Daintith
* Underlying revenue up 2 percent in 11 month period
* B2B revenue up 3 percent, consumer media up 1 percent
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LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - British newspaper publisher Daily Mail & General Trust said its finance director Peter Williams would retire after 19 years in the job and would be replaced by Dow Jones's CFO Stephen Daintith in March.
Daintith, who has been with news agency Dow Jones for two years, was previously CFO of News International, the British newspaper arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Before that, he was with British American Tobacco.
The group also reported that underlying revenue rose 2 percent in the 11 months to end-August, as both its business-to-business operations and consumer media grew, helped by a gain in market share by its flagship Daily Mail newspaper.
DMGT's financial-publishing unit, Euromoney, said last week it expected to make record pretax profit this financial year after advertising and delegate numbers to its events recovered. (Reporting by Georgina Prodhan; Editing by Louise Heavens)