ING appoints Romanian CEO to the helm of insurance division

Cornelia Coman has been appointed to the helm of the largest life insurance company on the local market, ING Asigurari, with turnover worth 150 million euros last year, and will replace Dutch-born Bram Boon. Coman, 33, entered the company in 1999 as an actuary, going on to be chief actuary, actuarial and investment management director, and deputy CEO. Since the beginning of July, when Bram Boon left his position as CEO of ING Asigurari to take over at the helm of the ING’s insurance company in Greece, Coman has held the position of interim CEO. Her appointment to the helm of ING Asigurari was a surprise after market speculations of the last few weeks indicated that a Dutch expat was set to become the new CEO.