DWP names first two single financial guidance body non-execs

Duo start roles on 1 October

James Phillips
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Ann Harris and Mike Dailly have been appointed non-executive directors at the upcoming single financial guidance body (SFGB).

Appointed by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), the duo will take on their roles at the amalgamated advice and guidance body from 1 October. Both Harris and Dailly are currently non-executive directors at the body's predecessors. Harris, a former civil servant, has been at The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) since 2015, while Dailly has been in post at the Money Advice Service (MAS) since 2015. The new guidance body will also absorb Pension Wise. Having been co-opted from the predecessor bodies, they were not required to undertake an interview and will be in post for two yea...

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