Pierre Lefèvre leaves Groupama Insurances for Italy

Pierre Lefèvre has been appointed as CEO of Groupama’s Italian subsidiary companies: Groupama Assicurazioni, Groupama Vita and the newly acquired Nuova Tirrena. Initially, Mr Lefèvre will be leading the project to merge the two operations to form what will become Groupama’s largest international subsidiary with €1.36bn in premiums and over 1000 staff. The merged business will form over 25% of Groupama’s international revenues.

Mr Lefèvre is succeeded as CEO by François-Xavier Boisseau who has stepped up from his position as managing director at Groupama Insurances. Mr Lefèvre various line reports now report to Mr Boisseau, who will also assume his responsibilities on the boards of the UK Group’s retail operations. He will report to Jean-Francois Lemoux,managing director, Groupama International.

Mr Lefèvre commented: “I have had five very exciting years at Groupama in the UK and feel very pleased with what we have been

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