Ian Cornelius: Working towards building financial peace of mind for all

Nest CEO speaks to PP about corporate strategy, pensions reforms and improving member outcomes

Martin Richmond
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Ian Cornelius: It's been an exciting strategy to build our brand and promote people engaging with their pension
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Ian Cornelius: It's been an exciting strategy to build our brand and promote people engaging with their pension

Earlier this year, the government-backed master trust Nest unveiled its new purpose of “building financial peace of mind for all”. Chief executive (CEO) Ian Cornelius speaks to Martin Richmond about the organisation’s 2030 corporate strategy and what the government’s ongoing suite of pension reforms means for its members.

Ian Cornelius has now been in his role at Nest for over 18 months, having been appointed as interim CEO in April 2024 and subsequently appointed on a permanent basis in June this year. Cornelius sa...

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