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PSG Financial Services has announced that insurance industry veteran Liz\u00e9 Lambrechts will succeed founder and non-executive chair Willem Theron, who is set to retire at the group\u2019s annual general meeting in July.<\/p>\n
Theron founded PSG Financial Services in 1998 and stepped down as chief executive in 2013, continuing thereafter as non-executive chair.<\/p>\n
The group notes he played a central role in establishing its advice-led financial services model and in the long-term growth of the business.<\/p>\n
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Subject to regulatory approval, Lambrechts, currently an independent non-executive director, will assume the role of independent non-executive chairperson.<\/p>\n
\nPSG CEO Francois Gouws notes that Theron\u2019s contribution over the past three decades helped shape the advice-led financial services platform used across the industry.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Lambrechts was appointed to the board in July 2023, is a qualified actuary and holds a BSc Hons (cum laude) degree in applied mathematics from the University of Stellenbosch.<\/p>\n
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She has extensive experience in the financial services industry and has held various senior executive roles within the Sanlam Group, where she served for 12 years as CEO of Sanlam Personal Finance and thereafter assumed the role of Santam\u2019s CEO for seven years.<\/p>\n
\nLambrechts also served as chair of the South African Insurance Association and Life Offices Association.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
PSG Financial Services operates a national network of advisory offices across South Africa, with a presence in Namibia.<\/p>\n
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