Royal London's Fiona Tait moves to Intelligent Pensions

Replaces David Trenner

Victoria McKeever
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Intelligent Pensions has appointed former Royal London pension specialist Fiona Tait as technical director, replacing David Trenner who is retiring from the industry.

In her new role, Tait (pictured) will help guide and communicate on technical pension issues, said Intelligent Pensions, working with advisers and direct clients along with trustees and employers responsible for workplace pensions. The company's managing director Steve Patterson said: "David has made a positive contribution at Intelligent Pensions and we have all enjoyed working with him. We wish him the very best for his retirement and are pleased he is now able to benefit from his own retirement advice." He added: "Fiona is a great addition to the company and to our senior managemen...

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