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Paul Myners to head Personal Accounts Delivery Authority

25 July 2007

The Government has announced that Paul Myners will head up the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority. Mr Myners will take up his post on 1 August 2007.

Paul Myners has extensive experience in the financial sector including directorships at N. M. Rothschild & Sons Ltd and NatWest, and as Chief Executive of Gartmore, as well as a wide range of interests across other industry sectors. He is Chairman of the Guardian Media Group and Land Securities Group with previous non executive positions at Marks and Spencer, O2, Orange, PowerGen and Aspen Insurance and membership of the Financial Reporting Council. He is also Chair of the Low Pay Commission.

Mr Myners has conducted independent reviews for Government on Institutional Investment, Governance of Mutual Insurance Companies, and Equity Investment in Science Based Enterprises.

The delivery authority will offer independent advice to Government. With Parliamentary approval, the delivery authority will also be responsible for getting personal accounts up and running and ensure employers meet their new obligations.

Personal accounts will be available to employees who currently do not have access to a good workplace pension from 2012. Personal accounts will consist of an employee contribution, employer contribution and tax relief. It will offer low charges to allow employees to keep more of their savings.

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