A Sydney-based global insurance company has announced the retirement of a long-serving executive.
Clayton Whipp has advised
IAG of his intention to step down from his position as chief risk officer (CRO) by the end of March next year. An international search is underway for his successor.
Whipp joined the company in 2007. Before he was appointed CRO in 2015, he served as group general manager for corporate finance and chief strategy officer. He has also worked at BHP Billiton and
KPMG.
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Peter Harmer, IAG managing director and CEO, thanked Whipp for his years of service.
“Clayton has played a key role at IAG, with initial accountability for our corporate finance function and then the important task of managing risk across IAG and its brands in New Zealand, Australia, and Asia. We wish him well in the future,” Harmer said.
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