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Curtis Banks Group PLC on Friday said that Chief Operating Officer Jane Ridgley will step down after five years with the company.
Ridgley joined the self-invested personal pension provider in April 2017 as chief services officer. Just one year later she was promoted to COO.
Ridgley will remain with the Bristol-based company for up to 12 months to ensure an orderly handover.
Curtis Banks said it has commenced the search process to find a successor.
Chief Executive Will Self said: ‘On behalf of the board and all of my colleagues, I would like to thank Jane for the significant contribution she has made to Curtis Banks. Under her guidance, we have improved our operations across the business, unlocked efficiencies and built out our technology and service offering.
‘As we look to the future, it is important we create the strongest possible base for growth and Jane will play an important role in overseeing a smooth transition over the next 12 months,’ Self added.
Shares in Curtis Banks were up 1.3% to 288.55 pence each in London on Friday morning.
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