Taylor has over 30 years experience in the insurance and financial services industries as a chief executive, chief financial officer and actuary.
His current board appointments include the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, the Earthquake Commission, Gough, Gough & Hamer, NZ Qualifications Authority, Government Superannuation Fund, Port Marlborough and the Takeovers Panel.
Southern Cross Medical Care Society chairman Graeme Hawkins says the Society is pleased to have found a new director with such apt qualifications to fill the gap retiring director David May has left.
"Mr Taylor will apply his skills in governance, finance and investments as well as his insurance and actuarial knowledge to ensure that Southern Cross members continue to receive the best possible value health insurance cover."
The voting of directors also saw existing director Phillip Meyer re-elected to the Board.
A Special Resolution to adopt an updated and modernised version of the Society's constitution, known as the Rules, was approved.
Members also voted in favour of a member-initiated resolution requesting the Board appoint an independent agency to investigate cost-effective medical services overseas.
Results from the election of directors:
The percentage of votes cast in favour of each candidate were:
Phillip Meyer 76.3%
Keith Taylor 69.6%
Robert Sintes 39.5%
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