Leading LGPS fund chief to depart
The chief executive of the second largest Local Government Pension Scheme fund in Scotland is resigning to take up “a similar role overseas”. Doug Heron
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The chief executive of the second largest Local Government Pension Scheme fund in Scotland is resigning to take up “a similar role overseas”. Doug Heron
By IPE Staff2021-02-25T16:23:00+00:00 Doug Heron, CEO of Lothian Pension Fund (LPF), will be leaving the fund to take up a similar role overseas later in the year, the pension fund announced today. He will remain in place until the summer, with the pension fund board to begin an external recruitment exercise to find his successor. The fund did not reply to a request from IPE inquiring about Heron’s next move. Stephen Moir, executive head of resources at City of Edinburgh Council and scheme chair, said that “despite the challenges of the pandemic” Heron “led the fund well through a...
Lothian Pension Fund to lose CEO this year Doug Heron Doug Heron resigned as CEO of Lothian Pension Fund, Edinburgh, and will leave later this year, a spokeswoman confirmed. Mr. Heron will take up a similar role overseas, a news release said Thursday. Mr. Heron, who has been CEO since February 2019, could not be reached for comment about his next appointment. The £8 billion ($11.2 billion) pension fund is searching for a new CEO externally. Mr. Heron will remain at Lothian until the summer to support the transition to the new CEO. "Doug was appointed to LPF in February 2019 and, despite t...
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