Mike Morrison quits Axa Wealth for AJ Bell

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Mike Morrison, head of pensions development at Axa Wealth, is to leave the firm to join AJ Bell as head of platform marketing.

Morrison has been at Axa for 22 years. Commenting on his decision to stand down, head of pensions development, Paul Riddell, head of strategic communications said: "Mike Morrison has been instrumental in the development of the company's SIPP and drawdown propositions and latterly has focused his time working closely with IFAs on their at-retirement strategies, to ensure they are up-to-date on all pensions technical changes. "Mike is highly respected in the industry, and an accomplished writer and presenter on all things pensions. He has made an invaluable contribution to AXA Wealth ov...

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