Lothian Pension Fund appoints non-executive director to LPFE and LPFI Boards

Denise Le Gal brings experience from roles across banking, pensions and local Government, as well as FCA-regulated entities.
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Lothian Pension Fund (LPF) has appointed Denise Le Gal as non-executive director of the LPFE and Lothian Pension Fund Investments (LPFI) boards for a four-year term. 

Le Gal brings experience from roles across banking, pensions and local Government, as well as Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)-regulated entities.

She is currently chair of Brightwell Pensions and JPM Chase UK Retirement Plan, and until late 2024 was chair of the Brunel Pension Partnership, which manages investments for 10 funds.

Le Gal has also served on the board of the Local Government Authority’s Local Government Pension Committee as chair, the LGPS scheme advisory board, and LAPFF as co-chair.

Le Gal said: “I’m very much looking forward to working with Lothian Pension Fund and being part of the LPFE and LPFI boards. 

“LPF is in a unique position in Scotland, operating an FCA-regulated investment arm and with its strong commitment to responsible investment, this presents many opportunities for growth and collaboration.”

David Vallery, CEO at Lothian Pension Fund, said: “I’m delighted to welcome Denise Le Gal as our new non-Executive Director. 

“She brings a wealth of experience across pensions and local government and from her previous Board positions. 

“Her valuable insight and knowledge will be a great asset to LPF as we continue to grow and deliver outstanding pension and investment services to our members, employers and partner funds.”

Marvin Onumonu

Marvin Onumonu is a Reporter for Workplace Journal and The Intermediary

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