Lincoln Financial Group Names Jayson Bronchetti Chief Investment Officer and Chris Neczypor Chief Strategy Officer
Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE: LNC) announced the appointments of Jayson Bronchetti as Chief Investment Officer and Chris Neczypor as Chief Strategy Officer, both effective immediately. Bronchetti will oversee over
- Jayson Bronchetti appointed CIO to oversee $300 billion in assets.
- Chris Neczypor appointed CSO to lead long-term growth strategies.
- Ellen Cooper's transition to President and CEO positions the company for future leadership.
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Bronchetti succeeds
Bronchetti succeeds Cooper as CIO and will continue to build on and execute the general and separate account investment strategy, overseeing more than
“Jayson has a successful track record as an industry investment leader including experience in building and managing diversified portfolios, broad asset class and portfolio construction expertise, effective credit risk management through cycles and setting business-focused, risk-aware investment strategies,” said Cooper. “He is a strong enterprise leader, and his knowledge and expertise will serve our company well as we continue to leverage our financial strength to deliver results.”
In the newly created Chief Strategy Officer role, Neczypor will lead Lincoln Financial’s long-term enterprise strategic direction and approach to drive business growth to deliver value for shareholders and customers. This will include leading corporate development including mergers and acquisitions, enterprise-wide long-term strategic planning and competitive intelligence.
“As CSO, Chris will draw on his broad experience at Lincoln as an investor across asset classes and his business-focused portfolio management expertise,” Cooper said. “His analytical and strategic mindset, coupled with his unique background across both insurance and asset management organizations make him particularly qualified to take on this new and important role. Chris has a proven track record of collaboration and will be a strong partner to our businesses, distribution and finance organization.”
“As Ellen and I are working through our transition, the decisions she is making position Lincoln to continue to lead the industry,” said
Bronchetti and Neczypor each have more than 20 years of industry experience and will both join the company’s Senior Management Committee, which drives the company’s strategy, following Cooper’s transition to President and CEO in
Bronchetti most recently served as head of Corporate Fixed Income for Lincoln Financial and is the president and chairman of Lincoln’s mutual fund platform. He has been instrumental in the development of Lincoln Financial’s multi-manager investment platform and investment strategy on behalf of both the general account and separate accounts at Lincoln Financial. Bronchetti is an active member of several enterprise committees related to market risk, operational risk, responsible investing and diversity, equity, and inclusion. He joined the company in 2013 as portfolio manager of alternative investments and private debt strategies for the general account. Prior to that, Bronchetti was executive director of debt capital markets for J.P. Morgan in
Neczypor joined Lincoln Financial in 2018 as Head of Investment Risk and Strategy and since has taken on increasing responsibility, including Portfolio Management for the lines of business as well as leading Lincoln Financial’s Alternatives and Structured Credit portfolios. Over the course of his career, he has been an investor, industry analyst and strategic thought leader, with proven experience in organizational development. Before joining Lincoln Financial, Neczypor held portfolio management and investment roles at both
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