ING names new CFO of US annuity business

By Associated Press
May 14, 2009 | Comments (0)

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ING NV said Thursday that Michael Smith will join the Dutch bank and insurer as chief financial officer and chief insurance risk officer of its U.S. annuity business.

Smith, 45, most recently served as head of profitability and risk management for Lincoln Retirement Solutions at Lincoln Financial Group. He replaces Michel Perreault, former chief insurance risk officer who left the company earlier this year for Genworth Financial Inc.

Smith will join ING on May 18.

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