New venture for Zurich

David Woods, 08 Dec 2008

Zurich is to enter the group risk market.

The new arm of Zurich will be called Zurich Corporate Risk and will launch in early 2009 and has recruited a new leadership team led by Jonathan Plumtree as head of Zurich Corporate Risk.

Plumtree joins from Unum where he was finance director.

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