Canada Life makes senior appointment

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Canada Life has appointed Andy Marks to the position of head of institutional sales.

Having worked in the industry for 24 years, Marks rejoins Canada Life from MetLife, where he worked as business development director since 2009.

Prior to this he worked at The Hartford as sales director, and before that he worked in a variety of roles at Canada Life International for nine years.

He replaces David Gregory who has left to pursue other opportunities.

Steve White, sales director at Canada Life, said: “Andy brings with him a wealth of experience in the offshore arena which puts him in a great position to work with our key business partners in the Institutional market. Andy will lead an expanded institutional sales team supporting our clients.’

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