LONDON (Alliance News) - Pension provider Curtis Banks Group PLC said Wednesday Chief Financial Officer Paul Tarran intends to resign from the firm by the end of 2019.
Tarran - CFO since 2012, having been with the firm since its founding - will remain in post until a successor is appointed. The process to hire his replacement has begun.
"I've hugely enjoyed my near 10 years with Curtis Banks, and I'm immensely proud that it has grown into one of the UK's market leading pension companies during that period," Tarran said. "The time is now right for me to take a step back from the business as the board continues to focus on the opportunities ahead. I look forward to working with my successor to ensure a smooth transition."
Curtis Banks Chief Executive Officer Will Self said: "The board is grateful for Paul's huge contribution to the Curtis Banks Group. He has played an important role as Chief Financial Officer during a period when the business has grown from a start-up to one of the UK's largest independent [self-invested personal pension] operators."
"Paul has agreed to provide the support needed to ensure that a smooth transition takes place after a suitable successor has been identified", Self added.
Shares in Curtis Banks were untraded Wednesday, last closing at 264.00 pence.
