Law Debenture Corporation CFO Katie Thorpe resigns

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Law Debenture Corporation plc (LON:LWDB) has today announced the resignation of its Chief Financial Officer.

Katie Thorpe, Chief Financial Officer, will be leaving Law Debenture at the end of October to pursue another opportunity.

Since joining us in 2018, Katie has done an excellent job of modernising and upgrading the finance, control and investor relations functions, as well helping to drive growth in our IPS business.

The board would like to thank Katie for her contribution to Law Debenture Corporation and wishes her every continued success in her new endeavours.

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