PLSA appoints Julian Mund as chief executive

Joined PLSA in 2013

Hannah Godfrey
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Julian Mund will be promoted to chief executive at the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) as of 1 August, the organisation has said.

Mund (pictured) joined the PLSA in September 2013 as commercial services director. Prior to that he worked at the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) for 16 years, most recently as acting director of markets and product development, as well as at the department for education. Mund said he was "absolutely delighted" to be appointed chief executive, adding: "I want us to champion and focus on the areas that matter most to our members, and help us to provide a strong foundation for people's retirement income. "The PLSA has a decided and extremely capable work...

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