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BT appoints new insurance GM

BT Financial Group has announced a new general manager of insurance to replace David Lees, who departed last year.

by Scott Hodder
February 22, 2016
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Sue Houghton, a former executive of IAG and Wesfarmers, will take up the role on March 7, 2016. She will oversee both the company’s life and general insurance divisions.

“Sue is a highly regarded member of Australia’s insurance industry and we are delighted she is joining our executive to lead the insurance business as it continues to grow,” BT Financial Group chief executive Brad Cooper said.

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Ms Houghton said it was an “exciting and challenging time” in the industry, and she was looking forward to starting her work in the role.

“BT has been very progressive in developing its insurance business – driving better customer experiences and service delivery through progressive partnerships, innovative product development and customer-centred processes,” Ms Houghton said.

“I am looking forward to continuing the momentum BT has created as well as working in partnership with the investments, advice and superannuation businesses within the group.”

Mr Lees, who formerly held the position, moved to Westpac to take up the role of deputy chief financial officer.

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  1. adrian says:
    10 years ago

    Congratulations Sue,

    I’m sure that BT Financial Group will challenge you, with the drive into Risk as one of its core products.

    Kind regards,

    Adrian Totolos.
    Business Analyst.

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