The Pensions Trust, one of the leading occupational pension funds in the UK for the third sector, is pleased to announce the appointment of Adam Gregory as Investment Officer, joining the Trust’s Investment Team.
Adam joins The Pensions Trust having previously worked at Mercer, designing, monitoring and implementing investment strategies. With a background as a pensions actuary, he has also advised schemes and employers on the merits of risk mitigation strategies from benefit changes to investment solutions. In his new role, Adam will help to develop and deliver the Trust’s investment strategy, advising employers on the optimal investment solution to meet the unique requirements of each scheme within the Trust. The appointment is part of the Trust’s continued commitment to providing the best possible pension solutions for the charitable and voluntary sectors.
Stephen Nichols, Chief Executive of The Pensions Trust, said: “Adam’s appointment will be a great boost to our Investment Team, and the support he will provide David Adkins, our Chief Investment Officer, will be invaluable. His appointment comes as part of our on-going efforts to recruit the very best talent to meet the growing demand for our services across the charitable and voluntary sectors, and we are very pleased to welcome him to our Investment Team.”
Adam Gregory said: “The continued environment of economic uncertainty presents a huge challenge for all pension schemes, and I am excited to work with The Pensions Trust to help develop successful investment strategies. I look forward to working with the rest of the Investment Team to provide the best possible investment expertise for the Trustee, employers and members.”
The Pensions Trust recently announced its intention to launch an innovative DC multi-employer offering, named ‘SmarterPensions’, which will provide the platform for its ‘qualifying workplace pension schemes’ within the voluntary sector. The launch of SmarterPensions and full details are expected later this year, with a roll out in early 2013.
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