BlogPensionhelp appoints Rory Percival as non-executive director

Pensionhelp appoints Rory Percival as non-executive director

Manchester-based Pensionhelp Ltd is pleased to announce the appointment of Rory Percival as a non-executive director with immediate effect.

The appointment has been made to provide additional expertise to the Board.

Rory Percival was ‘the face of the FCA’ to advisory firms for many years. He worked at the regulator for 10 years and was involved with many high-profile projects such as risk profiling, centralised investment propositions, the RDR, research and due diligence, and the assessing suitability review as well as speaking regularly at conferences.

Prior to joining the regulator Rory worked in the advisory for sector for 20 years mainly in compliance and training roles. He has Chartered Financial Planner status. In November 2016 he launched his own firm – Rory Percival Training and Consultancy Ltd to help support professionalism in the advisory sector. He is also a member of the Personal Finance Society Board.

Rory Percival said: “I am very happy that Pensionhelp invited me to join the Board. It is a comparatively young firm with an interesting proposition. I look forward to working with the firm in the coming months and years.”

Mark Wilson, Managing Director of Pensionhelp said: “On behalf of the Board at Pensionhelp, I am absolutely delighted that we have been able to secure the services of Rory in this position. He will bring significant knowledge and experience to the Board. He is the ‘go to’ person in the sector we operate, and I am looking forward to his contribution in our strategic vision.”

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