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HOUSTON, January 07, 2025—Corebridge Financial, Inc. has announced the appointment of Polly Klane as the new General Counsel, effective February. In her role, Klane will report directly to Chief Executive Officer Kevin Hogan and will be responsible for overseeing the company’s legal, compliance, regulatory, corporate secretary, and government affairs functions.
Klane's extensive experience in the legal sector positions her well to contribute to Corebridge's strategic objectives. She will also join the Executive Leadership Team, where her insights will help shape the company's direction and governance. This transition follows the retirement of Christine Nixon, who held the General Counsel position and announced her departure last year after a distinguished career with the company.
Klane’s appointment signals Corebridge's commitment to strengthening its legal framework and enhancing its compliance measures as it navigates the complexities of the financial landscape. The company looks forward to her leadership and expertise in fostering a robust legal environment.
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