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FSC staff announcement

04 Oct 2016
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Andrew Bragg

Andrew Bragg

The Financial Services Council’s Director of Policy Andrew Bragg has resigned and will leave the FSC at the end of November.

Mr Bragg has been a member of the FSC’s policy team since 2009 and was appointed Director of Policy in 2014.

Sally Loane, FSC CEO said: “On behalf of the FSC team and our members, I want to thank Andrew very sincerely for his excellent service to the FSC and its members over a long period.

‘He is passionate about good public policy and has helped deliver many positive outcomes for the financial services industry through advocacy and fact-based research, including the FSC’s Standard 20, which has delivered stronger governance to superannuation funds by mandating a majority of independent trustees for FSC member funds.

“He was also instrumental in initiating the Trowbridge review into the life insurance industry and pushing for a competitive landscape for financial services. “We wish him very well in his future career.”

Mr Bragg plans to work in the public policy arena.

A search for Mr Bragg’s replacement will be announced shortly.

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