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Prudential CFO James Turner resigns following ‘code of conduct’ investigation, insurer says

  • James Turner had been the Asia-focused insurer’s chief financial officer since 2022, but ‘fell short’ of company standards
  • Ben Bulmer, financial chief for Prudential’s insurance, asset management arm, will serve as new chief financial officer

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James Turner had been the Asia-focused insurer’s chief financial officer since 2022, but ‘fell short’ of company standards. Photo: Sam Tsang
Chad Brayin London

Prudential said its chief financial officer James Turner has resigned following an investigation into a “code of conduct issue” relating to a recent recruitment.

Hong Kong-based Turner, 54, was named CFO in March 2022 after serving as the Asia-focused insurer’s group chief risk and compliance officer. He had been with the London-based company since 2010.

“The group sets itself high standards and Mr Turner fell short on this occasion,” Prudential said in a Hong Kong stock exchange filing.

Turner could not be immediately located for comment on Wednesday.

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