Money and Pensions Service appoints new CEO

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has announced the appointment of Oliver Morley as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Morley is currently CEO of the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) and will be joining MaPS as our CEO effective from 1 February 2024. Morley brings a unique blend of private sector experience combined with a successful record of leadership as CEO of public sector organisations including PPF, and prior to that as CEO of the DVLA, which delivers services to over 45 million customers annually. 

Minister for Pensions Laura Trott said “I warmly welcome Oliver to the Money and Pensions Service. I look forward to continuing our close collaboration and ensuring the record number of people saving for retirement in this country have access to the support and information they need to make informed choices about their financial futures.”

The Economic Secretary to the Treasury Andrew Griffith said “Finances can be tricky to navigate, and the Money and Pensions Service offers common sense advice and guidance that helps people make the most of their money. I congratulate Oliver Morley on his appointment as the new CEO and look forward to working with him to improve financial wellbeing across the UK.”

Sara Weller CBE said “I am delighted to be welcoming Oliver Morley as the new CEO of the Money and Pensions Service, and extend my thanks to Caroline Siarkiewicz for her leadership and commitment to MaPS in her time as Chief Executive.”