USS chief executive to step down next year

Bill Galvin will step down in 2023, after a decade in the role

Martin Richmond
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USS chief executive Bill Galvin

The Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) has announced that chief executive (CEO), Bill Galvin, will step down next year.

USS, which has assets under management of over £90bn, announced that Galvin had informed the group's trustee board of his decision to step down after a decade in the job. The scheme said he woul...

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