Guy Opperman MP will remain in his Government post as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Pensions and Financial Inclusion.
Mr Opperman’s reappointment was revealed at the end of last week as new Prime Minister Boris Johnson continued his reshuffle.
He was originally appointed on 14 June 2017.
On Friday he tweeted: “Delighted to continue as Minister for Pensions + #FinancialInclusion.
“We have achieved so much
- #AutoEnrollment at 8% for 10 million +
- championing #PensionsDashboard
- introducing #ESG to tackle the #ClimateEmergency
“More to do, now let’s keep moving forward.”
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Guy Opperman remains in post as pensions minister
