Quilter CEO Paul Feeney to step down
By Michele Maatouk
Date: Monday 10 Oct 2022
(Sharecast News) - Quilter said on Monday that chief executive officer Paul Feeney will step down from his role from 31 October.
Feeney will remain available thereafter to support an orderly transition, the wealth management company said.
He will be succeeded by Steven Levin from 1 November, in line with the board's long-term succession plan. Levin has led Quilter's Affluent segment since its formation, has deep business experience across the company, and has successfully managed Quilter's Platform Transformation Programme.
He has been with the group - and its predecessor companies - since June 1998.
Quilter chair Ruth Markland said: "On behalf of the board, I would like to express our deep gratitude to Paul for leading the business for the last decade and for transforming Quilter into the modern wealth manager it is today. He leaves with our very best wishes for his future endeavours.
"I am pleased to confirm the appointment of Steven Levin as chief executive officer and that there is an appropriate transition period to ensure an orderly handover. I am confident that Steven will take our business forward and deliver on its potential, supported by the strong Executive Committee that Paul has built."
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