General Insurance Article - Moge joins J.P. Morgan Insurance business


 J.P. Morgan Asset Management has appointed Neil Moge to the position of Senior Client Advisor for UK and European Strategic Insurance Sales.

 Moge will be located in London and report to Philip Michaelsen, Head of Strategic Insurance Sales EMEA at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. He will work with insurance clients and prospects across Europe to build customised asset management solutions with particular focus on the forthcoming impacts of Solvency II.

 Commenting on the hire, Philip Michaelsen said, "J.P. Morgan Asset Management continues to build its presence in the insurance asset management business and appointing key new hires such as Neil is integral to this. Neil brings with him extensive in-house insurance asset management experience and a deep understanding of our clients' requirements, which will be crucial to our growing business."

 Neil Moge said, "Managing insurance assets is becoming an increasingly complex and resource intensive business. The impact of Solvency II and challenges of a low yield environment are placing significant pressure on insurance companies to reassess all their processes, including investment management. I believe J.P. Morgan Asset Management is one of the few investment providers that can truly cater to the future needs of insurance companies."

 Prior to joining J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Moge was Investment Director at RSA Insurance. Prior to this he has held positions in the investment organisations of AXA Investment Managers and Prudential M&G.

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