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| + | The Financial Services Advisory Board is a body set up by the [[Scottish Executive]] | ||
| + | ==Role== | ||
| + | Early actions set out by the Financial Services strategy which the Advisory Board will help to oversee include: | ||
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| + | * examining new air routes from Scotland to key financial services locations | ||
| + | * working with mobile phone operators and transport bodies to eliminate 'gaps' in coverage between Edinburgh and Glasgow | ||
| + | * examining ways of improving rail links between Edinburgh and Glasgow | ||
| + | * feeding in the needs of the industry to the Executive's Fresh Talent initiative | ||
| + | * enhancing work underway on financial education | ||
| + | * building better labour market knowledge | ||
| + | * boosting capability within the supply network<ref> [http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2005/10/24172533 Financial Services Advisory Board] Scottish Executive News Release, 24/10/2005</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Members== | ||
| + | Membership of the new Financial Services Advisory Board in 2005 was: | ||
| + | *[[Jack McConnell]] First Minister | ||
| + | *[[Nicol Stephen]] Deputy First Minister | ||
| + | *[[John Campbell]] - [[State Street]] (Deputy Chair) | ||
| + | *[[Sandy Boyle]] - [[Amicus]] | ||
| + | *[[Graeme Dickson]] - [[Scottish Executive]] | ||
| + | *[[Ian Ferguson]] - [[Norwich Union]] | ||
| + | *[[Mike Jones]] - [[Lloyds TSB Scotland]] | ||
| + | *[[Jim McFarlane]] - [[Scottish Enterprise]] | ||
| + | *[[Ben Thomson]] - [[Noble Group]] | ||
| + | *[[Otto Thoresen]] - [[Aegon]] | ||
| + | *[[Martin Togneri]], [[Scottish Development International]] | ||
| + | *[[David Wallace]] - formerly [[Abbey]] | ||
| + | *[[Margaret Wallace]] - [[Morgan Stanley]] | ||
| + | *[[Willie Watt]] - [[Martin Currie]] | ||
| + | *HM Treasury observer | ||
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| + | ===Membership 2006=== | ||
| + | *The Rt Hon [[Jack McConnell]] MSP, First Minister of Scotland – FiSAB Chair | ||
| + | *[[Nicol Stephen]] MSP, Deputy First Minister of Scotland | ||
| + | *[[John Campbell]] – Chairman, [[Scottish Financial Enterprise]] (SFE) and Managing Director, [[State Street Corporation]] – FiSAB Industry Deputy Chair | ||
| + | *[[Graeme Dickson]] – Head of Enterprise & Industrial Affairs Group, [[Scottish Executive]] | ||
| + | *[[Ian Ferguson]] – Director of Underwriting (Commercial), [[Norwich Union]] | ||
| + | *[[David Fleming]] – National Officer, [[Amicus]] | ||
| + | *[[Martin Gilbert]] – Chief Executive, [[Aberdeen Asset Management]] | ||
| + | *[[Trevor Matthews]] – Chief Executive Life and Pensions UK & Europe, [[Standard Life]] | ||
| + | *[[Jack Perry]] – Chief Executive, [[Scottish Enterprise]] | ||
| + | *[[Lisa Stephenson]] – Director, [[Lloyds TSB Scotland]] | ||
| + | *[[Ben Thomson]] – Chief Executive, [[Noble Group]] | ||
| + | *[[Otto Thoresen]] – Chief Executive, [[Aegon]] UK | ||
| + | *[[Margaret Wallace]] – Executive Director, [[Morgan Stanley]] | ||
| + | *[[Willie Watt]] – Chief Executive, [[Martin Currie]]<ref>FSAB Press release 15th May 2006 [http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:s_no75WgyCsJ:www.sfe.org.uk/knowledge/download/73+financial+services+advisory+board+scotland+members+2006&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1 Members] Last Accessed May 31st 2007</ref> | ||
| + | ===Membership September 2007=== | ||
| + | First Minister | Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Sustainable Growth | Minister for Enterprise, Energy and Tourism | [[John Campbell]], Deputy Industry Chair - [[Scottish Financial Enterprise]] Chairman and Senior Managing Director, [[State Street]] | [[Ian Ferguson]] - Director of Underwriting, [[Norwich Union]] | [[Martin Gilbert]] - Chief Executive, [[Aberdeen Asset Management]] | [[Colin Matthew]] - Chief Executive, Strategy and International Operations Division, HBOS plc | [[Trevor Matthews]] - Chief Executive, Standard Life Assurance Ltd | [[Lisa Stephenson]] - [[Lloyds TSB Scotland]] | [[Ben Thomson]] - Chairman, [[Noble Group]] limited | [[Otto Thoresen]] - Chief Executive, [[AEGON]] UK | [[Margaret Wallace]] - Managing Director, [[Morgan Stanley]] | [[Willie Watt]] - Chief Executive, [[Martin Currie Investment Ltd]] | [[David Fleming]] - [[Unite]] | [[Graeme Dickson]] - Director, Enterprise, Energy and Transport, Scottish Government | [[Jack Perry]] - Chief Executive, Scottish Enterprise | HM Treasury observer<ref>Scottish Government [http://www.scotland.gov.uk/News/Releases/2007/09/03143408 Financial Services Advisory Board] News > News Releases > 2007 > September > finance, 03/09/2007</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:58, 6 April 2008
The Financial Services Advisory Board is a body set up by the Scottish Executive
Role
Early actions set out by the Financial Services strategy which the Advisory Board will help to oversee include:
- examining new air routes from Scotland to key financial services locations
- working with mobile phone operators and transport bodies to eliminate 'gaps' in coverage between Edinburgh and Glasgow
- examining ways of improving rail links between Edinburgh and Glasgow
- feeding in the needs of the industry to the Executive's Fresh Talent initiative
- enhancing work underway on financial education
- building better labour market knowledge
- boosting capability within the supply network[1]
Members
Membership of the new Financial Services Advisory Board in 2005 was:
- Jack McConnell First Minister
- Nicol Stephen Deputy First Minister
- John Campbell - State Street (Deputy Chair)
- Sandy Boyle - Amicus
- Graeme Dickson - Scottish Executive
- Ian Ferguson - Norwich Union
- Mike Jones - Lloyds TSB Scotland
- Jim McFarlane - Scottish Enterprise
- Ben Thomson - Noble Group
- Otto Thoresen - Aegon
- Martin Togneri, Scottish Development International
- David Wallace - formerly Abbey
- Margaret Wallace - Morgan Stanley
- Willie Watt - Martin Currie
- HM Treasury observer
Membership 2006
- The Rt Hon Jack McConnell MSP, First Minister of Scotland – FiSAB Chair
- Nicol Stephen MSP, Deputy First Minister of Scotland
- John Campbell – Chairman, Scottish Financial Enterprise (SFE) and Managing Director, State Street Corporation – FiSAB Industry Deputy Chair
- Graeme Dickson – Head of Enterprise & Industrial Affairs Group, Scottish Executive
- Ian Ferguson – Director of Underwriting (Commercial), Norwich Union
- David Fleming – National Officer, Amicus
- Martin Gilbert – Chief Executive, Aberdeen Asset Management
- Trevor Matthews – Chief Executive Life and Pensions UK & Europe, Standard Life
- Jack Perry – Chief Executive, Scottish Enterprise
- Lisa Stephenson – Director, Lloyds TSB Scotland
- Ben Thomson – Chief Executive, Noble Group
- Otto Thoresen – Chief Executive, Aegon UK
- Margaret Wallace – Executive Director, Morgan Stanley
- Willie Watt – Chief Executive, Martin Currie[2]
Membership September 2007
First Minister | Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Sustainable Growth | Minister for Enterprise, Energy and Tourism | John Campbell, Deputy Industry Chair - Scottish Financial Enterprise Chairman and Senior Managing Director, State Street | Ian Ferguson - Director of Underwriting, Norwich Union | Martin Gilbert - Chief Executive, Aberdeen Asset Management | Colin Matthew - Chief Executive, Strategy and International Operations Division, HBOS plc | Trevor Matthews - Chief Executive, Standard Life Assurance Ltd | Lisa Stephenson - Lloyds TSB Scotland | Ben Thomson - Chairman, Noble Group limited | Otto Thoresen - Chief Executive, AEGON UK | Margaret Wallace - Managing Director, Morgan Stanley | Willie Watt - Chief Executive, Martin Currie Investment Ltd | David Fleming - Unite | Graeme Dickson - Director, Enterprise, Energy and Transport, Scottish Government | Jack Perry - Chief Executive, Scottish Enterprise | HM Treasury observer[3]
Notes
- ↑ Financial Services Advisory Board Scottish Executive News Release, 24/10/2005
- ↑ FSAB Press release 15th May 2006 Members Last Accessed May 31st 2007
- ↑ Scottish Government Financial Services Advisory Board News > News Releases > 2007 > September > finance, 03/09/2007
