Zurich CEO outlines plan to compete on value rather than price
Drazen Jaksic, CEO of Zurich UK, has shared he won’t be slashing the price of the provider’s general insurance policies anytime soon in a bid to swiftly grow the business.
In his first profile interview since taking the helm of Zurich UK at the start of the year, Jaksic, pictured, outlined how he is aligning the insurer’s work with the group’s ambition to be “the
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