Royal London intermediary chief John Deane to step down

Nicola Brittain
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John Deane, intermediary chief of Royal London, is to leave the company after five years.

Three new roles have been created in the group executive leadership team as a result and all have been filled internally. Hugh McKee, currently managing director of Dublin-based Caledonian Life, has been appointed to the position of chief executive, intermediary business. This role will encompass all of Royal London's intermediary focused businesses - Scottish Life, Bright Grey, Scottish Provident and Caledonian Life. Jerry Toher, currently chief executive of online financial planning tool MoneyVista, will become chief executive, consumer business. This new business encompasses Mon...

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