Holm joins FSCL board
Wednesday, September 14th 2016, 6:34AM
Mary Holm
Personal finance journalist and author Mary Holm will join the board of disputes resolution service Financial Services Complaints Ltd from 1 October.
FSCL Chairman Kenneth Johnston said Holm’s extensive knowledge of the personal finance sector and insight into consumer issues would be a valuable addition to the board.
“Mary will provide a strong consumer voice in her role as consumer director, and will bring expertise and governance experience that will add value to the services FSCL provides participants and their customers.”
Holm, who is also a director of the Financial Markets Authority, writes a personal finance column in the Weekend Herald, presents a financial segment on RNZ, and is a best-selling author and seminar presenter on personal finance. She has been the business editor of the Auckland Sun and Auckland Star, and a member of the Capital Markets Development Task Force and the Savings Working Group. She holds an MBA in Finance from the University of Chicago.
“Throughout my time as a financial journalist I’ve heard distressing stories of people being treated badly by financial providers. I welcome the opportunity to help Raewyn Fox represent such people on the FSCL board,” Holm said.
The FSCL Board is made up of an independent Chair, two industry representatives (Roger Kerr and Gary Young) and two consumer representatives (Raewyn Fox and Mary Holm). Holm replaces Bruce Cronin who retires as a director at the end of September.
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