The latest appointments news from the ABI;
The ABI has strengthened its leadership with the appointment of two new Board members, the OneFamily Group’s Jim Islam and Just Group’s Pretty Sagoo. Both have joined with immediate effect.
The Board provides oversight of major cross-cutting political, regulatory and consumer issues and leads sector-wide strategic discussions that shape the ABI’s priorities and business plan.
Jim Islam is Chief Executive Officer of the OneFamily Group and brings over 26 years of board-level leadership experience across insurance, investment management, savings and pensions.
Pretty Sagoo is Interim Chief Executive Officer of Just Group and has more than 20 years of financial services experience spanning leadership, innovation and sustainable growth. Pretty chairs the ABI’s Pension Insurance and Investment Board and joins the ABI Board in that capacity.
Baroness Kay Swinburne, ABI Chair, said: “Jim and Pretty’s appointments strengthen the ABI Board at a pivotal moment for the sector. Their strategic, operational and industry expertise will be invaluable as we continue to champion a trusted, innovative sector that helps households, businesses and the wider economy thrive.”
Jim Islam, Chief Executive Officer of the OneFamily Group, said: “I’m delighted to be joining the ABI Board at such an important time for the insurance and long-term savings sector, as helping people build financial resilience is more important than ever. The ABI plays a vital role in bringing the industry together and I look forward to supporting its work to deliver positive outcomes for consumers.”
Pretty Sagoo, Interim Chief Executive Officer of Just Group, said: “It is an honour to be joining the ABI Board and contributing to the important work of supporting a dynamic, resilient and forward-looking insurance industry. I look forward to working with fellow Board members and the wider industry to help shape the strategic direction of our sector, ensuring we continue to deliver strong outcomes for customers while supporting businesses and the wider economy.”

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