Financial services CEOs appointed to FSC Board
The chief executives of two prominent financial services businesses, Insignia Financial and Vanguard Australia, have been appointed Directors of the Financial Services Council (FSC) Board.
Insignia’s Scott Hartley and Vanguard’s Daniel Shrimski bring several decades of combined experience in local and overseas financial services leadership roles, with Hartley also previously serving on the FSC Board between 2021 and 2023.
“Daniel and Scott’s appointments to the FSC Board further enhance the FSC’s standing as the peak association across the industry, including superannuation, funds management and financial advice,” FSC Board Chairman, David Bryant, said.
“Their seniority, expertise and strategic insight into our industry will be instrumental in guiding the FSC’s continued membership growth and contribution to public policy debates.”
Prior to his appointment as Insignia chief executive in 2024, Hartley was CEO at AMP Australia Wealth Management, CEO of Sunsuper and also headed up NAB’s corporate and institutional wealth businesses including Plum Financial Services and JANA Investment Advisers.
“The superannuation, financial advice and investment industry plays an important role in helping Australians build their wealth and achieve greater outcomes in retirement. I look forward to contributing my experience to strengthen the FSC’s role in the financial services landscape,” he said.
Shrimski, who has been Vanguard Australia’s Managing Director since 2021, first joined the business in 2011 as Chief Financial Officer before moving to the US in 2017 to lead the US Retail Investor Group also as Chief Financial Officer. Shrimski also spent time as Chief Financial Officer of Vanguard’s International business and as a member of the International Leadership Team.
“It is a privilege to join the FSC Board at such a meaningful time for our industry. I’m grateful for the opportunity to support the FSC’s work and contribute to its efforts in representing our sector and advocating for investors and financial advisers,” he said.
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