Carol Knight, the chief executive of trade body The Investing and Saving Alliance (TISA), is stepping down in August after four years at the helm of the organisation.
Knight announced the move during the organisation’s annual parliamentary reception. She said she will continue to work with the body as a consultant. She has worked for TISA for 22 years, including in a number of senior roles. The body has around 260 member organisations including investment managers, banks, platforms and life companies.
Knight said: “After 22 years with TISA, I have decided that the time is right for me to step down from my executive role and begin a new phase of my career, with more time to take on non-executive and charitable work alongside other personal priorities.”
Mark Westwell, chair of TISA, said: “Carol has made an exceptional contribution to TISA over more than two decades. Her leadership, insight and commitment have helped shape many important developments across the savings, investment and retirement landscape, and she has been instrumental in broadening TISA’s work into new areas.”
