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Rose St Louis to leave Scottish Widows in March 2026

By Laura Purkess, 16 Dec 25

Kate Lyons will succeed St Louis, joining from Munich Re

Scottish Widows’ protection director Rose St Louis is set to depart the company in March 2026 after five years in the role.

Posting on social media platform LinkedIn, St Louis (pictured), who is also CEO of Cavendish Online, said she is embarking on a new challenge that she will share in the near future.

The business has confirmed that Kate Lyons will succeed St Louis in both roles, joining from Munich Re.

Jeremy Ward, insurance director at Lloyds Banking Group, said: “Rose has been instrumental in shaping and strengthening our protection business and we wish her every success as she takes on her next challenge. At the same time, we’re excited to welcome Kate, who will lead the next phase of our growth journey.”

St Louis said: “As I reflect on this incredible journey, I feel nothing but pride and gratitude for what has been achieved.

“I’m not done driving innovation and creating meaningful change for advisers and customers! I’m excited to take everything I’ve learned into a new challenge and will share more on that soon. For now, it’s business as usual for me at Scottish Widows until the end of March.”

Tags: Scottish Widows

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