While Standard Life was late to enter the international arena, Trevor Matthews, chief executive of its life and pensions business, is keen to make an impact. Keren Holland reports
Walkinginto the office of Trevor Matthews, with its stunning views of Edinburgh castle, it is clear this is not the workspace of a local man. Coffee table books on Australia line the window sill, and Matthews, who heads up Standard Life's life and pensions business, is quick to share stories of his homeland. As a proud Australian who has worked in Canada, Japan and the UK in the last decade, Matthews is a typical example of the mobility of today's workforce, and the opportunities that presents to life companies and advisers. While Standard Life was slow to enter the offshore market, sett...
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