The Hartford launches search for new CFO

Life insurer Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. said Monday that its chief financial officer, Lizabeth Zlatkus, will be named its chief risk officer and the company will begin looking externally for a new CFO.
OCT 26, 2009
Life insurer Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. said Monday that its chief financial officer, Lizabeth Zlatkus, will be named its chief risk officer and the company will begin looking externally for a new CFO. Zlatkus will keep the CFO post until the company names someone to fill it. The company's shares rose 5 cents to $24.37 in after-hours trading, after finishing regular trading down $1.58, or 6.1 percent, at $24.32.

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