Aflac’s Kirsch to retire

Written by Adam Cadle

26/10/2022

Aflac Incorporated has announced that Eric Kirsch, executive vice president and global chief investment officer; president of Aflac Global Investments, will retire on 31 March 2023.

Kirsch will be succeeded by Bradley Dyslin, deputy global chief investment officer; senior managing director; and global head of credit and strategic investment opportunities. He will officially start his new role on 1 January 2023.

Commenting on the announcement, Frederick Crawford, Aflac Incorporated president and chief operating officer, said: "Kirsch has distinguished himself as an outstanding partner and accomplished leader who has grounded our portfolio with a robust strategic asset allocation process. His ability to drive strong investment results and financial strategy has become the bedrock of our investment approach, garnering a strong reputation for excellence both as an individual and on behalf of Aflac.

“As part of his decade-long legacy, Kirsch leaves us with an excellent successor in Dyslin. Their collaboration over the years will ensure continuity and will result in a seamless transition, as Dyslin is the right person to lead Aflac Global Investment's teams and investment strategy into the future."

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