Former Zurich CEO Martin Senn dies
Zurich released a statement stating that Senn had committed suicide.
Former Zurich CEO Martin Senn has died aged 59 according to a statement from insurer Zurich.
Zurich stated that Senn's family had informed the company that he took his own life on 27 May.
Sympathy
The insurer commented: "With the passing of Martin, we lose not only a highly valued former CEO and colleague but also a close friend. Our thoughts are with his bereaved family and friends, to whom we extend our deepest sympathies.
"Out of respect to Martin and to his family, we will not be making any
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