Lloyds insurance boss quits after 12 months for Friends role
Lloyds Banking Group's CEO of general insurance Andy Briggs is to leave to become CEO of Friends Provident.
He replaces Trevor Matthews, who will assume a new role of vice chairman.
Mr Briggs replaced Phil Loney as Lloyds GI boss less than a year ago, when the bank created a single life, pensions and
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