L&G appoints new protection product director
Legal & General Insurance has appointed Mark Jones to the role of product director for UK protection.
"Mark brings a wealth of experience which will help us to continue to develop exciting and innovative solutions for our customers."
Mark joins Legal & General from Sun Life and will now be responsible for the development of both retail and group protection products across all distribution channels at Legal & General.
Steve Griffiths, MD of UK Protection at Legal & General Insurance, said: “I'm delighted that Mark has joined Legal & General, as our new product director. We are proud of our position in the protection market and Mark brings a wealth of experience which will help us to continue to develop exciting and innovative solutions for our customers.”
Mark Jones added: “Legal & General has a great reputation for pricing plus technical expertise in claims and underwriting. My role is to focus on the products and ensure we can leverage our excellence to create the most compelling propositions for all our distribution channels and target markets. I’m genuinely excited to have this opportunity.”
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