Mr G T (Gilbert) Pluym AAG (44) has been appointed chief financial officer at Delta Lloyd Banking group with effect from 1 November 2006.
Mr G T (Gilbert) Pluym AAG (44) has been appointed chief financial officer at Delta Lloyd Banking group with effect from 1 November 2006. He succeeds Emiel Roozen, who has been nominated as a member of the executive board of the planned joint venture of Menzis, Agis, Delta Lloyd and Ohra Health. Gilbert Pluym is currently chief financial officer at ABN AMRO Insurance.
Mr S (Sven) Williamson (48) has been appointed chief financial officer at ABN AMRO Insurance with effect from 1 November 2006. Sven Willliamson is currently manager group planning and control for Delta Lloyd group.
Mr G J (Gerard) van Rooijen, AAG (34) has been appointed to succeed Sven Williamson as manager group planning and control with effect from 1 November 2006. Since 2003, Gerard van Rooijen has been manager underwriting and actuaries at Delta Lloyd Schadeverzekering NV.
Appointments are subject to the approval of the relevant supervisory and consultative bodies.
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Delta Lloyd group
Delta Lloyd group is a customer and service-oriented provider of financial services. With three strong brands (Delta Lloyd, OHRA and ABN AMRO Insurance), nine divisions, approximately 6,500 employees and activities in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and some other countries, it ranks among the leading players in the industry.
Delta Lloyd Banking group
Delta Lloyd Banking group includes all banking and mortgage activities of Delta Lloyd group in the Netherlands and Belgium. Delta Lloyd Banking group acts through Delta Lloyd Bank Belgium (relationship bank for private individuals, the self-employed, funds and institutional investors and managing directors and major shareholders) and trades under the names of OHRA Bank and Delta Lloyd Bank in the Netherlands. In Belgium, credit and payment transaction services are also offered to private individuals, the self-employed and SMEs. This takes place through 220 of its own branches.
ABN AMRO Insurance
In 2003, Delta Lloyd group entered into a joint venture with ABN AMRO Bank under which Delta Lloyd group acquired a majority interest of 51% in ABN AMRO Insurance. The joint venture acquired the exclusive right to sell insurance products through the distribution network of ABN AMRO Bank in the Netherlands. ABN AMRO Insurance reflects Delta Lloyd group’s chosen strategy of serving clients through the banking distribution channel. In 2005 the division recorded a net profit of 45.6 million euros.