Swiss Life, the largest life insurer in Switzerland, is preparing for a leadership transition as CEO Patrick Frost steps down in May. Frost, who is retiring at the age of 58, has expressed his desire to focus on strategic tasks and will have the opportunity to eventually succeed Chairman Rolf Dörig. Although there are no major changes expected in the company’s direction, Frost’s departure coincides with the end of the current strategy period, during which Swiss Life has achieved significant diversification and success under his leadership. The company has expanded its asset management and real estate businesses, as well as its subsidiaries in Germany and France.Matthias Aellig has been appointed as the new CEO, following Swiss Life’s tradition of promoting internal candidates. Aellig, who is currently the CFO, is excited about the opportunity to shape the company’s future. Marco Gerussi will take on the role of CFO, and Dirk von der Crone will become the new head of Germany. Both Gerussi and von der Crone have been long-time employees of Swiss Life, ensuring a smooth transition.Swiss Life’s commitment to its economic and social mission remains strong, and the company believes that its current strategy will continue to yield positive results. The management team is optimistic about achieving or even surpassing all strategic goals by 2024. Swiss Life is well-positioned to navigate different interest rate environments and boasts a diverse portfolio.While external candidates were considered during the selection process, Swiss Life ultimately decided to fill the leadership positions internally. The company values the importance of finding the right personalities for each role. With these leadership changes, Swiss Life demonstrates its ability to evolve and adapt in the insurance industry.

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