Catlin raids Swiss Re for senior hire
Catlin Group has announced that Martin Zingg has been appointed chief investment officer of the Catlin Group with effect from 1 March. He will be based in Catlin’s office in Zurich, Switzerland
As chief investment officer, Martin Zingg will be responsible for investment strategy and the management of Catlin's US$7bn (£4.42bn) in cash and investments. He will report to Benjamin Meuli, Catlin's chief financial officer.
Mr Zingg has held several investment management and financial positions at Swiss
Reinsurance Company, which he joined in September 1995. He was most recently managing director-asset management and head of private equity in Zurich, responsible for Swiss Re's alternative
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