Wayne is a hugely experienced professional trustee, sole trustee and trustee board chair.
Wayne started his pensions career in 1990 with Prudential in the specialist area of Small Self Administered Schemes working on direct pension scheme investment. He continued in this role with Alexander Clay & Partners, working with larger occupational pension schemes. He also undertook secretary to the trustees, pensions manager and consultant roles on international clients.
In 2001, Wayne moved back to concentrate on acting solely as a professional pension trustee. Before joining us in 2005, he was a director of another trustee business where he was appointed by the Pensions Regulator to the failed MG Rover pension arrangements.
In 2001, Wayne moved back to concentrate on acting solely as a professional pension trustee. Before joining PSIT, he was a director of another trustee business where he was appointed by the Pensions Regulator to the failed MG Rover pension arrangements.
Wayne leads our research into de-risking and delegated investment management propositions. He has worked on many high profile trustee appointments, been involved in several industry initiatives and is a regular speaker at industry events. He is a winner of Engaged Investor’s Independent Trustee of the Year award.
Outside of work, Wayne loves motorised vehicles - be they cars, bikes or boats!
“Why you shouldn’t be afraid of moving from in-house to outsourced”
16 Oct 2018
The shops being filled with ghoulish Halloween goodies have made me think about what’s often seen as scary in my day job - outsourcing! I...
“To consolidate or not to consolidate? That is the DB question”
12 Sep 2018
The DWP’s White Paper set out the advantages consolidation can bring to defined benefit (DB) pension schemes by reducing costs per member,...
“Lessons learned from a £600m buy in”
4 Sep 2018
This case study looks at the lessons we learned from a £600m buy in and our top tips when it comes to the quality of contingent spouse data.
