Monday, September 16, 2024

Alison Platt is confirmed as HL chair



Hargreaves Lansdown has at the moment confirmed the appointment of Alison Platt to the position of chair of the board and as a non-executive director of HL, following regulatory approval.

She has changed Deanna Oppenheimer who unexpectedly give up in November after activist traders had threatened to vote in opposition to her re-appointment on the December AGM.

Some traders had been sad with the agency’s share worth efficiency in recent times, together with founder Peter Hargreaves.

Deanna Oppenheimer served as chair for six years throughout which the share worth fell from a peak of two,419p in Might 2019 to 706p by the point she give up.

New chair Alison Platt has management expertise throughout each non-public and listed firms within the healthcare, monetary providers, retail and property, and controlled sectors.

She at present holds chair positions at Dechra Prescribed drugs, a FTSE100 specialist veterinary merchandise enterprise, and insurance coverage firm Ageas UK. She has additionally been a non-executive director of Tesco Plc since 2016.

She was chief government of Countrywide between 2014-2018 and earlier than that she held a number of senior roles at BUPA, together with as managing director of its worldwide growth markets enterprise.

She was beforehand a non-executive director of the International and Commonwealth Workplace, a member of Hampton-Alexander evaluation steering group advising on range and inclusion and Chair of Alternative Now.

On her appointment in November Ms Platt stated: “I’m delighted to be becoming a member of the HL board and excited by the chance to work with Dan and the staff as HL continues its vital work in supporting shoppers to make financial savings and funding choices with confidence. I stay up for working intently with my new board colleagues to information HL’s subsequent section of development.”




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