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2020 Trustees appoint Nadeem Ladha
Nottingham based independent trustee company 2020 Trustees has hired Nadeem Ladha as a professional trustee to work across its London and Midlands client base.
38-year-old Nadeem, a qualified actuary, was a senior member of PwC’s Midlands pensions practice and has also worked with Hymans Robertson in their London, Edinburgh and Birmingham offices.
Nadeem’s expertise is in dealing with complex funding and investment situations as well as corporate M&A and specialist pensions risk transactions and is perfectly suited to 2020 Trustees which specializes in such matters.
Antony Miller, CEO at 2020 Trustees said “We’re delighted that Nadeem has joined us. His extensive advisory experience in specialist pension fund activities, such as asset-backed funding, liability management, engaging with the Pensions Regulator and navigating schemes through corporate transactions, will add significant value to our clients.”
2020 Trustees, also has offices in Manchester and works with clients across the UK. In November 2017, it was acquired by Broadstone and is now part of a wider Group with over 170 staff in five UK regional locations.
Nadeem said “Pension fund boards and their sponsors realize that planning and executing complex pensions projects demand commercially-focused professional trustees with experience.
“As more pension funds move into end-game planning and focus on executing their strategy, there will be an even greater need for independent and experienced individuals to minimize disruption, reduce cost and ensure good outcomes for members and scheme sponsors.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by 2020 Trustees .
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