Investment Savings and Insurance (ISI) Association chief executive Roger Gill has decided its time to sing a new tune. He has resigned as chief executive to take up a position with the Department of Courts.
His new job is a senior management position based at the Wellington High Court.
Gill says that after 18 years in the financial services industry it was time for a change. The new job gives him an "opportunity to do something entirely different," he says. "There's some interesting things happening in the court area."
He has been the chief executive of the ISI since it was established several years ago by merging the Life Office Association (LOA) and the Investment Funds Association (IFA). Previously he has held positions as the chief executive of the IFA and the head of the New Zealand Stock Exchange.
Gill says the IFA/LOA merger has been a success and there were some solid building blocks in place.
However, there are some major issues, such as savings and tax, which are going to take some time to resolve.
Gill finishes up with the ISI at its annual meeting in early September.
Investment Savings and Insurance (ISI) Association chief executive Roger Gill has decided its time to sing a new tune. He has resigned as chief executive to take up a position with the Department of Courts.