LV= CEO Mike Rogers to exit

Ten years in the job

Jenna Towler
clock • 1 min read

LV= chief executive Mike Rogers is to step down after running the provider for ten years.

The mutual said Rogers had reshaped and refocused the group during his tenure. It said under his leadership the business portfolio had been restructured through the closure of its banking operation in 2007 and IFA arm in 2008.   He also oversaw several acquisitions including Tomorrow in 2007, Highway and Britannia Rescue in 2008 plus a majority shareholding in Wealth Wizards in 2015.  A further acquisition is planned of the majority of Teachers Assurance business lines this year, the business added.  Liverpool Victoria rebranded to LV= in 2007. Rogers said: "It's been a privil...

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