Legal & General director of intermediary takes new role

CEO of the L&G Home Finance

Hemma Visavadia
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Legal & General has announced that Craig Brown, currently the director of intermediary for Insurance will take a new role as chief executive of the group’s home finance division.

Brown, who succeeds Claire Singleton after 10 years at the helm, will take over on 28 February 2022. Singleton, meanwhile, will step down from her role on the board of the Equity Release Council and will return to a group general counsel position. Craig joined L&G in 2012 and has held several senior commercial and operational roles during that time, most recently leading the distribution of protection products via intermediaries. In this role he has established a team and strengthened relationships across the intermediary channel, which comprises of over 19,000 firms. Brown also...

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