Liz Ladbury is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in project delivery and analysis within the financial services sector. Currently serving as a Senior Scrum Master and Head of Nexus Delivery at Legal & General Investment Management since May 2011, Liz has demonstrated expertise in managing IT solutions and client relationships. Previous roles include Senior Business Analyst at BNP Paribas Securities Services, where responsibilities encompassed the delivery of global cash and FX forecasting capabilities, and at Lloyds Banking Group, focusing on requirements delivery and implementation. Liz also contributed to continuous improvement initiatives as a Business Process Analyst at HBOS. Notable achievements include successfully leading the transition of operations in-house from an outsourced team at HBOS, underscoring a strong track record in project management and process optimization.
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LGIM America
LGIM America (LGIMA) was founded in 2006 with the purpose of helping people achieve their long-term financial goals. We offer a range of strategies to help our institutional clients (corporations, healthcare agencies, non-profit, educational institutions, public plans and Taft-Hartley multi-employer plans) manage their investment objectives, which can range from market-based alpha-oriented strategies, derivative overlays, equity solutions and those that are designed to be more liability-centric. Encouraging a diverse and inclusive environment coupled with a solutions-focused culture allows us to increase our breadth of knowledge and the likelihood of improved client outcomes and stronger financial performance. We have teams of experienced, innovative professionals committed to helping plan sponsors meet their pension promises, managing investment exposures efficiently to seek enhanced returns while mitigating risks, and working to generate returns while making a positive societal difference. As of June 30, 2023, LGIM America had $221 billion in assets under management.
