Symetra Names Brent Martonik Vice President of Capital Markets Pricing
In this newly created role, Martonik will develop investment and hedging strategies in support of new and existing annuity products. He also will have asset-liability management responsibility for Symetra’s retirement product portfolio, which includes deferred and income annuities. He will be located in
“As we expand our retirement product lineup to include fixed indexed annuities and potentially, registered products, Brent will assess new product designs with a capital markets lens to ensure they drive value from both a consumer and shareholder perspective,” said Guilbert. “With his experience as an actuary and an investment professional, Brent brings a unique skill set to our team. He will be a key player in evaluating our in-force business and contributing to our new product development efforts.”
Martonik joins Symetra from
Before Surema, Martonik spent 18 years at
Martonik earned a bachelor of science degree in mathematics from the
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