Zurich is restructuring and from 1st January 2012 will deliver to customers via two businesses – SME "fastflow" and "Corporate", which supports mid market and global corporate business.
A number of personnel changes come about as a result of the restructure. Daniel Fogarty, currently COO, is to become Executive General Manager heading up the 'Corporate' business, with responsibility for managing the case underwriting, customer and distribution of the Global Corporate and Mid-Market customer segments.
Elizabeth Taylor, currently Head of Operations, becomes Chief Operations Officer, while Kai Dwyer will assume the role of GM Customer and Distribution and will drive activity in both Corporate and SME.
Explaining the restructure, Zurich CEO Shane Doyle said: "The Global Corporate approach will not change and brokers can expect that Zurich's 'best in market' value propositions, consistency and high standards of skill and delivery will remain.
"By bringing the management of Global Corporate and Mid-Market together we will leverage global knowledge and expertise to enhance overall service and build an even stronger, more empowered, customer-centric team on the ground."
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