WTW taps Punil Chaubal as insurance investment advisory leader

Expansion of insurance investment business

John Brazier
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Willis Tower Watson (WTW) has announced the appointment of Punil Chaubal to lead the firm’s activity with insurers as its insurance investment advisory proposition leader in the UK.

Chaubal joined WTW last year as an associate director and possesses 13 years of experience across life and non-life insurance, consulting and asset management. Prior to joining WTW, Chaubal led consultancy EY's non-life capital and sustainable finance initiatives, working with major insurers to help develop their ESG strategy (across investments and underwriting) and capital modelling. He also held prior roles with Aviva and Direct Line Group. Marcus Bowser, managing director "Over the past three years we've doubled the size of our insurance investment advisory business. This is a ...

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