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New York Life, the $24 billion mutual life insurance company, appointed John Fleurant deputy CFO, a new position for the company. He will retain his current roles as senior vice president of finance and controller. Fleurant, 50, pictured at right, joined New York Life in 2010 from Prudential Financial, where he was controller and earlier served as CFO for domestic businesses. Prior to Prudential, he was a senior manager at Deloitte & Touche for nine years.Recommended Stories
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