Pensions - Articles - Partnership appoints director of compliance


 Partnership has appointed Joanne Evans as Director of Compliance.

 At Partnership, she will be responsible for ensuring that the company - which recently listed on the London Stock Exchange - continues to meet its regulatory obligations and that there is an appropriate compliance strategy and culture. In addition, Joanne who will report to Kathryn Purves (Chief Risk Officer) will provide support and guidance to the Board on regulatory matters and in promoting a strong compliance culture.

 Joanne has over twenty years of experience in the financial services world and most recently worked for Tesco Bank (Compliance Director), Canada Life (Compliance Director) and Deloitte (Senior Manager Regulatory Consultancy Practice).

 During her career, she has also held roles outside the compliance sphere including include Marketing Director, Customer Relationships Director and Supervision Team Manager at the Financial Services Authority which will bring a wealth of additional knowledge to the role.

 Kathryn Purves, Chief Risk Officer, Partnership comments:

 "We are delighted that Joanne has joined us as Director of Compliance bringing a wealth of knowledge about the impaired life sector as well as other invaluable experience. Partnership is committed to the highest compliance and regulatory standards and this appointment will help us to maintain these as we grow as a business. I look forward to working with Joanne."

 Joanne Evans, Director of Compliance, Partnership said:

 "Now is a great time to be joining Partnership as they seek to continue to grow and develop the business following their recent flotation. I really look forward to working closely with Kathryn and her excellent team to build on the exceptional work that has already been done to ensure that Partnership has an appropriate dynamic compliance culture." 

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