LV announces management reshuffle ahead of Allianz takeover
The broker division will continue to be led by Mike Crane and the insurer said its broker relationships will continue to be business as usual.
LV has announced changes to its executive team ahead of its merger with Allianz which is expected to go through early next year.
The changes take effect from 28 December this year.
The Broker and Direct businesses will continue to be managed by Mike Crane and Selwyn Fernandes who remain as managing directors of their respective business functions.
LV confirmed that the broker team would be remain unchanged and everything would be business as usual for their brokers.
The reshuffle will see
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