Intact Financial Corporation announced June 5 that its senior vice president and chief risk officer, Martin Beaulieu, will retire July 31, 2020 after more than 32 years with the company.
“Martin Beaulieu has been a key member of the Intact team for 32 years,” says Intact’s CEO, Charles Brindamour. “He has played a critical role in helping us grow Intact into the leader in the Canadian property and casualty insurance market.”
In filling Beaulieu’s role, Intact has made two new appointments.
Effective July 10, Benoit Morissette will be appointed chief risk and actuarial officer, while Mariane Takahashi, vice president of corporate actuarial, will take on additional duties as the company’s appointed actuary for Intact’s Canadian entities.
Morissette joined Intact in 2001 as vice president of actuarial. During his tenure, Morissette served as deputy senior vice president responsible for pricing and underwriting for the company’s direct to consumer distribution channel, as senior vice president and chief internal auditor and as chief risk officer. He was appointed group chief actuary in 2018.
