Rose St Louis joins KPMG as insurance director

Previously at Zurich

Adam Saville
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Last October Rose St Louis left her role as head of strategic partnerships at Zurich

Today she starts a new position, at KPMG, as insurance director. With 20 years of experience, St Louis started at Zurich in 2015 and has worked in a range of roles at asset managers, intermediaries, brokers and insurers, and including as a financial adviser. Two years in a row she won the award for Woman of the Year - Protection at the Women in Financial Advice Awards and she helped set up the Women In Protection Network alongside founder Emma Thomson. "2019 was the most exciting and successful year of my career to date and I'm looking forward to building on that at KPMG," said St ...

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