Martin Tilley appointed interim chair of AMPS

Takes over from Claire Trott

Jenna Brown
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Martin Tilley has been named the interim chair of the Association of Member-Directed Pension Schemes (AMPS), the industry body representing SIPP operators and SSAS practitioners.

Tilley is director and head of technical at Westbridge SSAS has been appointed interim chair until the next AGM scheduled for October. He takes over from Claire Trott who took up the appointment in 2018. Tilley has extensive SIPP and SSAS experience, having spent more than three decades at practitioner Dentons Pension Management, before taking senior roles at Hurley Partners and latterly Westbridge SSAS. Tilley said: "I am sure I speak for the whole committee in thanking Claire for the hard work she has put in while chair of AMPS. I would also like to thank her for the support she ...

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