FEIFA (Federation of European IFAs) has reorganised its board, with Caroline Shearman becoming the new FEIFA chairman.
At the Federation’s recent AGM, the Board roles came up for election, or re-election, based on the three-year cycle within its Constitution.
All four existing board members were re-elected. In addition to Shearman, who was previously a director, Chris Marriott remains as vice-chairman and treasurer, John Westwood as a director, and Paul Stanfield has also been retained as CEO.
In addition, two new board members were elected: Richard Alexander and Dean Mullaly.
“I would personally like to thank the existing Board Members for their hard work and input over the last few years,” Stanfield stated. “I would obviously also like to wish Richard and Dean all the very best in their new roles as Directors.”
Stanfield further said that given the significant continuity on the board, he expects it will be pretty much “business as usual” for the next three year-term, although he also believes that “Richard and Dean will add different and highly beneficial perspectives.”
FEIFA member companies advise on cumulative assets well in excess of €15bn. They are English-speaking advisory businesses, active across Europe.
The Federation is a non-profit trade association and has partnerships with a wide range of companies, including all of the relevant international life companies, major asset managers, and key international pension and trust companies.
