Phoenix Group is set to merge its pension solutions and asset management arms this year in a bid to rein in costs, as the boss of its Standard Life brand retires from the company after five years. In ...

British insurer Phoenix Group said on Tuesday that Andy Curran, the CEO of Standard Life, its pension & savings and retirement solutions business, will retire in the summer of 2025.

Andy Curran, CEO at Standard Life, will retire in the summer after a five-year tenure, according to a news release. Standard Life is part of Phoenix Group, the U.K.’s a long-term savings and ...

WBR Group (WBR), the UK’s largest independent provider of SSAS administration and tax advisory services, acquired Standard ...

WBR Group has bought Standard Life’s small self administered scheme book of business. The acquisition took place at the start ...

Standard Life chief executive Andy Curran has decided to retire in the summer, after a five year stint in charge. In 2020, he ...

Standard Life CEO Andy Curran will retire this summer after five years in the role.  Standard Life, part of Phoenix ...

Chief executive of Standard Life, Andy Curran ... This will be led by Phoenix Group chief investment officer Mike Eakins with Tom Ground, chief executive of retirement solutions reporting into ...

(Reuters) - British insurer Phoenix Group said on Tuesday that Andy Curran, the CEO of Standard Life, its pension & savings and retirement solutions business, will retire in the summer of 2025.

In total he has spent 35 years in the retirement and savings sector. Standard Life is owned by Phoenix Group, the UK’s largest long-term savings and retirement business, which is in the FTSE 100.

WBR Group (WBR), the independent provider of SSAS administration and tax advisory services, has acquired Standard Life’s ...