Axa UK boss Tortuyaux joins RSA France

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Former Axa UK boss Gaëlle Tortuyaux has joined RSA France as managing director.

Tortuyaux was latterly CEO of Axa Corporate Solutions UK.

She will join RSA in October and lead a 100-strong team, reporting to Richard Turner, Europe director at RSA Global Risk Solutions.

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