Lifestyle Article - NOW: Pensions appoints Troy Clutterbuck as CFO


NOW: Pensions announced the appointment of Troy Clutterbuck as Chief Financial Officer.

 Clutterbuck joins NOW: Pensions from Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group where, during a 15 year career with the firm, he held a number of key roles including CFO UK Employee Benefits and, most recently, Regional CFO, Latin America and Canada.

 At NOW: Pensions Clutterbuck will head the finance function with additional responsibility for the HR, legal, compliance and governance teams. He will also join NOW: Pensions’ Commercial Board.

 Morten Nilsson, CEO of NOW: Pensions said: “Troy has extensive experience working in entrepreneurial, fast growing businesses and has a strong understanding of financial services and employee benefits. He’ll be a great asset to our team and Commercial Board.”

 Troy Clutterbuck commented: “From a standing start, NOW: Pensions is now one of the largest auto enrolment providers in the UK. In a short space of time, it’s achieved a huge amount and I look forward to supporting the company in its next phase of growth.”
  

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