LG shake up sees new business addition to LGIM

Legal and General is undergoing a restructure which will see its unit and trust business become a part of Legal and General Investment Management (LGIM) and its annuities business spun out as a separate division.

LG shake up sees new business addition to LGIM

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Mark Gregory has been appointed group chief financial officer as a result of the move, having successfully turned around the savings division.

Under his leadership the business increased its operating profit from £7m in 2008 to £133m in 2012. Assets under advisement grew from £46bn to £100bn over the same time period.

John Pollock is taking over responsibility of the savings division, while Mark Zinkula will head up the unit trust business of LGIM.

In a statement, group CEO Nigel Wilson said: “The successful turnaround of the savings business now enables us to re-organise our business in a way which best reflects customer needs and the increasingly digital distribution environment of RDR, auto-enrolment and platforms.”

 

 

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