FSCS appoints three NEDs including former cabinet minister Nicky Morgan
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has appointed former cabinet minister Baroness Nicky Morgan, former Aviva executive Cathryn Riley, and police and fire services inspector Wendy Williams as non-executive directors.
Morgan, pictured, and Williams will join the FSCS’s board on 1 September, while Riley will take up her position on the board on 1 February 2021.
Riley left Aviva in 2013 having held a number of
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