Quilter chair Glyn Jones to retire next year

He took on his role in November 2016

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Quilter chair Glyn Jones is set to retire from his role next year, the firm has revealed.

Jones, who is also director at Quilter, announced his intention to retire once a successor is in place, according to the company. The firm's corporate governance and nominations committee, led by senior independent director Ruth Markland, has already started the process of finding a new chair as his successor.  "On behalf of the Quilter Board, I would like to thank Glyn for his great stewardship of the Board over the last five years. During his tenure, in partnership with our chief executive, Paul Feeney, and his executive management team, Quilter has matured into a business that is p...

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