UK-based Equitable Life has decided to take legal action against 15 of its ex-directors, including former chief executives Christopher Headdon, Alan Nash and Roy Ranson, as well as several prominent non-executive directors.

All the directors sat on the Equitable board between 1993, when a decision was made to pay differential terminal bonuses to policyholders and 2000, when the House of Lords ruled that such differentiation was unlawful.

Equitable Life takes legal action against former directors

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