General Insurance Article - The Pensions Trust appoints new Regional Developmnet Manager


The Pensions Trust, one of the leading workplace pension funds in the UK, is pleased to announce the appointment of Jonathan Jackaman as Regional Development Manager for the Midlands.

 The appointment comes at a time of continued development of The Pensions Trust as they enter their 70th year. Alongside several other new key appointments and the launch of the DB Complete in October 2014, Jonathan will join the regional team to support and drive this expansion of the Trust, and push for new business, particularly in the defined benefit (DB) legacy market by engaging with the corporate adviser community.

 Jonathan previously worked as a Manager in the pension’s advisory team at Deloitte for three and a half years. Prior to this he worked at KPMG for 13 years providing advice and support to Trustee and Corporate clients in respect of both DB and defined contribution (DC) schemes, as well as other employee benefits.

 Mike Ramsey Chief Executive of The Pensions Trust, said: “It’s our great pleasure to welcome Jonathan Jackaman as Regional Development Manager for the Midlands. Jonathan has a huge amount of pensions experience and will play a leading part as The Pensions Trust continues to build its position in the DB legacy market.”

 Jonathan Jackaman, Regional Development Manager, said: “I am delighted to be starting my new role at The Pensions Trust and I am looking forward to building relationships with the adviser
 community in the Midlands. This is an exciting time of change for The Pensions Trust and I look forward to being part of the evolution of the business as we expand our offering.”

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