Pensions - Articles - Hugh Nolan promoted to Chief Actuary of JLT EB


 JLT Employee Benefits have announced the promotion of Hugh Nolan to Chief Actuary. Hugh will be responsible for driving professional actuarial standards at JLT EB, and will represent the company in its engagement with The Pensions Regulator and trade bodies such as the Society of Pension Consultants and the Association of Consulting Actuaries.
 
 Mark Wood, Chief Executive, JLT Employee Benefits, commented: “Hugh has a wealth of industry and actuarial experience that spans more than 25 years and was an ideal choice for this promotion. His appointment will ensure we continue to provide the highest actuarial standards to our clients and contribute to important pensions industry developments across regulation and governance.”
 
 Hugh Nolan, Chief Actuary, JLT Employee Benefits, commented: “I’m delighted to assume this new role as Chief Actuary and strongly believe that actively capturing and sharing our experiences with the industry, can help to improve the pension system and the overall outcome for pensioners.”
  

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