Swiss CFO found dead

The article reports that Pierre Wauthier, the chief financial officer of Switzerland's biggest insurer, Zurich Insurance, was found dead at his home. His body was discovered on Monday in his apartment in Zug.

According to the article, Pierre Wauthier's body was discovered on a Monday in his apartment in Zug. The article does not provide a specific calendar date.

No. The article states that his body was found but does not provide a cause of death or further details about the circumstances.

The article also mentions Carsten Schloter, the head of Swisscom, who was discovered dead in July and is thought to have committed suicide.

The article describes Zurich Insurance as Switzerland's biggest insurer.

No. The article does not mention any official company statements, regulatory filings or market/share-price reactions related to the deaths.

While the article itself does not give investor guidance, everyday investors typically watch for official company statements and regulatory filings, follow reputable news coverage for updates, and review any relevant disclosures about succession or operational continuity.

Investors can look for reliable updates via Zurich Insurance's official press releases and regulatory filings, reputable financial news outlets, and official statements from company or regulatory authorities. The article provides the initial report but not follow-up details.