Lifestyle Article - Legal and General appoint CEO of Retirement to Group Board


Legal and General have appointed the CEO of L&G Retirement, Kerrigan Proctor as a Group Executive Director of the Company with effect from 9 March 2017.

 Kerrigan has been Managing Director of LGR since January 2013, which is the Company’s largest division by operating profit. He oversees the retirement business that helps over one million customers achieve financial security in retirement and invests over £50bn of assets to back Legal & General's annuity promises to its pensioners. He was previously Head of Solutions with Legal & General Investment Management, the Group’s asset management business, from 2006 to 2012 where he was responsible for Liability Driven Investment and fund solutions for defined benefit and defined contribution pension schemes across Europe and the US.
  
 Sir John Kingman, Chairman of Legal & General, commented: "I am delighted that Kerrigan is joining the Board. As Legal & General Retirement continues to build on its successes and expand internationally, the Board will greatly benefit from closer interaction with the LGR business and from the expertise that Kerrigan will bring to the Board.”
  
 Following the announcement on 22 December 2016 of the appointment of Jeff Davies as Group CFO, the Company discloses that Jeff will formally take up his appointment on 9 March 2017.
  
 No other information is required to be disclosed pursuant to paragraph 9.6.13R of the Listing Rules of the Financial Services Authority in relation to Kerrigan's appointment as a director of the Company.

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