Lothian Pension Fund, the second largest Local Government Pension Scheme provider in Scotland, has appointed Barry MacLennan as Chief Operating Officer.
His most recent role was CEO of Embark Investments, a wealth technology business that was bought by Lloyds Banking Group. Barry’s previous roles include time lecturing at Napier University and leadership roles at Martin Currie and Standard Life.
David Vallery, Chief Executive Officer, Lothian Pension Fund, said: “I am delighted to welcome Barry MacLennan as our new Chief Operating Officer. Barry brings a wealth of experience from across the financial services sector, and his proven track record in developing high-performing teams will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our organisation.
“Barry’s commitment to supporting colleagues and enhancing our member focus aligns perfectly with our values. His insight and leadership will be a tremendous asset as we work to deliver outstanding pension and investment services to our members, employers, and partner funds, and as we continue to grow and innovate for the future.”
The LPF has more than 95,400 members and 58 employers and is the second largest LGPS fund in Scotland after Strathclyde.
