Fidelity regulatory specialist Philip Warland is to leave the asset manager at the end of this month after more than seven years at the company.
Mr Warland, who leaves his role as head of public policy, joined the asset manager in 2009. Investment Adviser understands he will be carrying out consultancy work.
At Fidelity, Mr Warland was responsible for representing the firm in all regulatory matters, and was heavily involved in dealings with both the FCA and the European parliamentary and regulatory bodies. He managed a team that spanned across London and Brussels.
Before joining the fund house, he worked for the likes of PwC and the Bank of England, where he spent some 20 years.
Between 1991 and 2001 he led what has since become the Investment Association.
"We have benefited greatly from his wealth of experience and we wish him all the best for the future," said a Fidelity spokesman.
