Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. announced that, David Bonham, vice president and chief financial officer of Fairfax, died suddenly this past weekend.
“The entire Fairfax family mourns the sudden and unexpected loss of our dear friend and partner, Dave Bonham,” said Prem Watsa, chairman and chief executive officer of Fairfax. “Dave was incredibly bright and disciplined as our CFO, and we will all miss his sense of humor, quick wit and caring nature. We extend our deepest sympathies to Dave’s family.”
Fairfax has appointed John Varnell, vice president, Corporate Development, to serve as chief financial officer of Fairfax on an interim basis. Varnell previously served as the Chief Financial Officer of Fairfax on two occasions, as well as the Chief Financial Officer of Northbridge Financial Corporation and Fairfax India Holdings Corporation.
Fairfax is a holding company which, through its subsidiaries, is engaged in property and casualty insurance and reinsurance and the associated investment management.
Source: Fairfax Financial Holdings



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