LV= hires new head of retirement propositions

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Philip Brown has been appointed as head of retirement propositions at LV=.

His is to join in August 2011.

Brown joins from Partnership, where he was head of retirement products from October 2007. He has 23 years’ experience in financial services, and will report directly to John Perks, LV= retirement solutions director.

he was also a founder member of Pensions Income Choice Association (PICA), the group lobbying for the open market to be the default annuity option, and is chair of the Origo Options steering group.

Perks said: “LV=’s retirement business goes from strength to strength

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