Tim Eadon, chief executive at Personal Finance Society (PFS) has resigned from his role in order to "pursue other interests in the financial sector."
The CII Group has confirmed that it will now undertake a review of the structure and workings of the PFS to accommodate and adapt to the market changes proposed by the FSA Retail Distribution Review. CII Group chief executive Sandy Scott said: "We are very grateful for the tremendous work Tim has done for the PFS. He now leaves the PFS financially sound and with its membership rising. "I, and everyone who has worked with Tim at the CII and PFS, wish him well and every success for the future." Eadon added: "My time at the PFS has been a fulfilling experience. Its membership has risen t...
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