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Selective Insurance Group names Vaib Kalia permanent chief investment officer

Kalia has led Selective's investment function on an interim basis since June and was previously its head of fixed income.

Selective Insurance Group named Vaib Kalia executive vice president and chief investment officer, effective immediately, after he ran the investment function on an interim basis from June.

Kalia joined Selective in 2014 and was most recently senior vice president, senior portfolio manager and head of fixed income, Insurance Business America reported. He previously worked at BlackRock and HSBC.

Reported by the Insurer portfolios desk from Insurance Business America. Published . Corrections

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