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Jim Reeve leaves Positive Solutions

Jim Reeve leaves Positive Solutions

by Jun Merrett Feb 22, 2012 aA 11:19

Aegon has announced Jim Reeve, chief executive of Positive Solutions (PosSol) has left the company to pursue alternative opportunities within the financial services sector.

He will be replaced by Peter Coleman, current commercial director, with immediate effect. Coleman's appointment is subject to regulatory approval.

Coleman joined PosSol in March 2011 as commercial director following his previous role as director of Burns-Anderson.  

Coleman’s objectives are to work with PosSol's risk and compliance director James McCourt to complete the national's final preparations for the retail distribution review (RDR) transition and to identify further opportunities to grow the business.

Patrick Gale, executive chairman of distribution at Aegon said: 'I would like to thank Jim for his significant contribution to Positive Solutions over the last four and a half years and I wish him well in his future career.

'Positive Solutions must now focus on delivering profitable growth in the run up to RDR and beyond. Peter and James’s knowledge of the business and their track record make them an ideal team to lead the firm to future success.'

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Comments  (8)

  • Daniel Bell: 

    A big loss.

    14:03 on 22 February 2012

  • No Bull: 

    A big gain

    16:58 on 22 February 2012

  • To the point via mobile

    A bit late

    17:50 on 22 February 2012

  • Tony Clarkin: 

    Put your sweet lips a little closer to the phone

    Let's pretend that we're together all alone

    I'll tell the man to turn the juke box way down low

    And you can tell your friend there with you he'll have to go

    18:07 on 22 February 2012

  • Really ?: 

    Obviously the frustration of dealing with a rudderless dinosaur of a company like Aegon became too much. Aegon have lost £100m plus on buying the wrong bit of PS.

    Given the huge fall in PS Partner numbers (down to under 1,000 from 1,700 in 3 years) I could see PS becoming a multi-tie and Origen the IFA arm.

    20:17 on 22 February 2012

  • Ian Lees: 

    Scottish Widows employ - Aegon / Scottish Equitable to calculate the cash equivalent calculations, for the in house Scottish Widows employees in the - Scottish Widows Retirement Benefits Salary Scheme (SWRBS ) - to assist the negligent Management Trustees of Scottish Widows to " manpulate the figures in their favour ", to the financial detriment of scheme benenficiaries. Such manipulation permits the Scottish Widows Trustees to give more Pension benenfits to Directors e.h Mikd DRoss CEO and actuary Charles Thompson etc., etc., I wonder who will take over Jim Reeves position in the Scottish Widows outsourced calculations ?

    05:25 on 23 February 2012

  • Simon Mansell: 

    WELCOME TO MY POSITIVE SOLUTION

    WON'T YOU COME ON IN

    MIRACLES I GUESS

    STILL HAPPEN NOW THAT I AM GONE

    STEP INTO MY JOB

    LEAVE YOUR INDEPENDENCE BEHIND

    WELCOME TO A TIED FUTURE

    BUILT WITH RDR IN MIND

    KNOCK AND THE DOOR WILL SHUT BEHIND

    SEEK AND YOU WILL FIND YOUR INDEPENDENCE LEFT BEHIND

    ASK AND YOU WILL BE GIVEN

    THE KEY TO THIS PRISON OF MINE

    WELCOME TO MY WORLD

    11:41 on 27 February 2012

  • Ewart Matthias: 

    And Aegon say PS & Origen is not for sale and that now they will step back and let the company govern itself more - so thereby lies the problem. I said it would come to light.

    11:56 on 03 March 2012

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