Key additions to TAL management ranks
TAL has announced key additions to its executive team, including former Macquarie Bank platforms head, Justin Delaney.
The big insurer announced that Delaney had been appointed the role of chief operating officer while former AMP executive, Anne Clarke had been appointed as chief general counsel.
Commenting on the creation of the new roles and the consequent appointments, TAL Group chief executive, Brett Clark, said the appointments were strategically important to TAL executing on its strategy.
"We face a rapidly changing business and regulatory environment and it is the right time to create these roles and Justin and Anne are the right people to join the TAL Executive Team," he said. "We undertook an extensive recruitment process and I am delighted at the high calibre of these two very well respected and talented individuals."
Clark said Delaney would be responsible for all of TAL's core life insurance commercial outcomes, product manufacturing, customer and partner services while Clark would be responsible for representing TAL externally to support the firm's engagement and contribution to the industry and regulatory agendas in our market
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