Lumsden quits Standard Life amid pressure to float

Insurer to raise £750m more debt as FSA orders solvency probe

Iain Lumsden has quit as chief executive of Standard Life amid confirmation that Europe's largest mutual insurer is considering a stock market flotation and will raise £750m more debt.

Lumsden is known to have opposed a flotation of Standard Life, believing firmly that it should retain its status as a mutual dedicated to the interests of its policyholders.

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