To grow its corporate superannuation business, AMP Financial Services has appointed former acting Multiport managing director Libby Roy as director of corporate duperannuation.
In her new role, she will work closely across a number of areas of the business including sales, distribution, marketing, product, pricing and investments, reporting directly to AMP Financial Services managing director Craig Meller.
"It is a particularly critical time as the industry prepares for a wide range of changes - including the introduction of MySuper default options for superannuation," he said.
"We want to make sure we are well-placed to implement these changes successfully for our business and customers."
With more than 17 years experience across a number of industries, she was previously ipac's general manager, financial planning, where she was responsible for the firm's in-house and equity partner network of around 150 financial advisers.
Roy's new role becomes effective from 30 July.
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