Bruce Carnegie-Brown to leave Money Supermarket
Bruce Carnegie-Brown is set to stand down as a chairman of Money Supermarket after nine years.
Carnegie-Brown, who became chair in 2014, also became chairman of Lloyd’s of London in 2016.
He will be replaced by Robin Freestone, who has been a non-executive director at the price comparison site
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