Carnegie-Brown to become Rothesay chair after Lloyd’s exit
Outgoing Lloyd’s chair Bruce Carnegie-Brown is set to become chair of pensions insurance specialist Rothesay when he leaves Lime Street at the end of the month.
Carnegie-Brown, pictured, has been chairman of Lloyd’s since 2017 and is set to be succeeded by Sir Charles Roxburgh.
His other current appointments include chair of the leadership council of industry
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