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CALI fills out board positions

The newly formed life insurance peak body has added seven directors to its board.

The Council of Australian Life Insurers (CALI), which comprises 19 life insurers and reinsurers, or 99 per cent of the life insurance industry and 100 per cent of the reinsurance industry in Australia, has filled out its board.

The board now features representatives from nine of its member organisations: TAL, AIA Australia, Zurich Australia and New Zealand, MLC Life Insurance, Resolution Life, MetLife Australia, Integrity Life, ClearView Wealth and Pacific Life Re.

The new appointees include:

  •       Justin Delaney, CEO, Zurich Australia and New Zealand
  •       Kent Griffin, CEO and managing director, MLC Life Insurance
  •       Megan Beer, CEO Australasia, Resolution Life
  •       Richard Nunn, CEO, MetLife Australia
  •       Sean McCormack, CEO, Integrity Life
  •       Simon Swanson, managing director, ClearView Wealth
  •       Tyson Johnston, senior vice president Australia, Pacific Life Re

Following her appointment in October 2022, Christine Cupitt also joined CALI as its chief executive in January. Ms Cupitt previously spent eight years at the Australian Banking Association (ABA), where she held various roles, most recently as chief of policy and strategy.

In November, CALI co-chairs Damien Mu, chief executive and managing director at AIA Australia, and Brett Clark, group chief executive and managing director at TAL, said the strong engagement and support from across the industry underscored the important role that the body will play.

“CALI has been established as a dedicated peak body to act as the progressive voice of life insurance in Australia and to represent the interests of the industry and our customers and partners,” the pair said.

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“CALI has an essential role to play in driving positive outcomes through engagement with our stakeholders, including government, consumers, their representatives, and regulators.”