Aon Wealth has appointed Alison Murray to the new role of head of public sector.
In this role, Murray will have oversight of Aon’s services to the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) administering authorities and other public service pension schemes, while continuing to advise her existing clients across actuarial, benefits and governance service.
Murray has worked at Aon for 10 years, most recently as head of public sector actuarial. This role will now be filled by Jonathan Teasdale.
Teasdale will have responsibility for Aon’s actuarial offering to LGPS administering authorities and other public service pension schemes. This will include leading Aon’s responses to regulatory developments, and overseeing the development of new actuarial services and solutions to meet the evolving needs of the marketplace.
Teasdale will retain his current role as actuary to a number of individual funds, as well as his responsibilities in developing Aon’s expanding team of public sector experts.
Both Murray and Teasdale will work closed with Karen McWilliam, head of public sector governance and benefits.
Murray said: “As our public sector client base expands and we continue to extend the range of services we offer to pension schemes and employers, we have evolved our structure in a way which we believe will enable us to offer the best to our clients and in the most effective way.”
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