Sun Life names Tom Murphy new Chief Risk Officer
In his new role, Tom will lead all aspects of risk management across Sun Life globally, including Financial, Insurance, Credit, Operational and Enterprise Risk. He will also have oversight responsibility for our global Actuarial and Asset Liability Management (ALM) functions.
Tom brings more than 25 years of global asset management experience to Sun Life. He joined SLC Management in 2018 as Head of
"We're excited to have Tom join Sun Life's Executive Team as our
A native of
Tom succeeds
Colm joined Sun Life in 2003 and has held various progressive, executive roles with the company. From 2009 to 2017, he served as Sun Life's Chief Financial Officer and then moved into his current role as
"On behalf of Sun Life, I want to thank Colm for his years of service and loyalty and wish him well in his retirement," said Strain. "Colm has played a significant role in Sun Life's successful growth and trajectory over the past two decades. He also helped lead the organization through a period of turbulence during the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, from which Sun Life emerged in a position of strength. Personally, I have greatly benefited from Colm's advice and counsel at the Executive Team leadership table, and I am pleased he will remain with Sun Life in an advisory capacity where we will continue to benefit from his expertise."
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Sun Life is a leading international financial services organization providing asset management, wealth, insurance and health solutions to individual and institutional Clients. Sun Life has operations in a number of markets worldwide, including
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