William Lacy, Who Led MGIC for More Than a Decade, Dies at 71
- Lacy helped establish company’s U.S. Northeast operations
- CEO saw company through ‘tremendous changes,’ Culver says
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William H. Lacy Jr., who helped build mortgage insurer MGIC Investment Corp. for more than a decade as its chief executive officer and president, has died. He was 71.
The former CEO died Sunday of respiratory failure, according to a statement from the Milwaukee-based company Monday. He is survived by his four children and 11 grandchildren.