Impax Asset Management has announced that Keith Falconer has retired as chair with effect from today (8 December), with Sally Bridgeland named as his successor.
Bridgeland, who became a non-executive director of Impax in 2015 and is also currently a non-executive director of Royal London and the Local Pensions Partnership, has been appointed chair, effective today, and will step down from the audit and risk committee on which she serves as chair. Impax said that this position will be assumed by Vince O'Brien, who will step down as chairman of the remuneration committee, to be replaced by Lindsey Brace Martinez. Impax AUM jumps to record £20.2bn on 'high levels of net inflows' Falconer, who has served as chair since 2004, said: "Over this t...
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