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David Lattes named CEO of Caixa Consórcio
David Lattes is the new CEO of Caixa Consórcio in Brazil.
The company is a joint venture between Caixa Seguridade and France’s CNP Assurances.
Lattes has nearly three decades of experience in insurance and has worked for CNP Assurances since 2015.
Before this appointment, he was CEO of CNP Iberia in Spain.
The same roundup announced leadership changes at several other companies in Brazil.
They include appointments at Motorola Solutions, Unipar, Visa do Brasil and BRZ.
No further steps or dates for the changes were given.
David Lattes is the new CEO of Caixa Consórcio.
The company is a joint venture between Caixa Seguridade and France’s CNP Assurances.
Lattes has nearly three decades of experience in the insurance sector.
He has been with CNP Assurances since 2015.
Before his appointment, he was CEO of CNP Iberia in Spain.
- Who
- David Lattes was named CEO of Caixa Consórcio.
- What
- He will lead the company, a joint venture between Caixa Seguridade and CNP Assurances.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The appointment is at Caixa Consórcio; Lattes previously led CNP Iberia in Spain.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
Lattes joined the CNP Assurances group.
Lattes served as CEO of CNP Iberia in Spain.
Estadão reported that Lattes was the new CEO of Caixa Consórcio.
- New CEO
- David Lattes
- Company
- Caixa Consórcio
- Joint venture partners
- Caixa Seguridade and CNP Assurances
- Insurance-sector experience
- Nearly three decades
- CNP Assurances
- Lattes has been with the group since 2015
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