LGPS pool London Collective Investment Vehicle has started its search for a new, permanent chief executive.
LCIV has published a job advert for the role, which has been held on an interim basis by Mark Hyde-Harrison since December 2017.
The requirements of the role include the “ability to work successfully in a complex multi-stakeholder environment where influence is as important as direction,” according to the ad.
The chief executive will be responsible for strategy, and the development and performance of sub-funds.
It calls for “extensive knowledge and experience of asset management and/or pension funds at high level”.
Hyde-Harrison joined LCIV from his role as head of defined contribution strategy at Willis Towers Watson, and is a former chair of the National Association of Pension Funds (now the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association), replacing the inaugural chief executive, Hugh Grover.
