Aviva to return to Lloyd’s ‘by the end of the year’
Aviva will be in Lloyd’s by the end of the year, after years of rumours hinting at the insurer's return to the marketplace, a source has told Insurance Post.
Aviva exited Lloyd’s following the CGU and Norwich Union merger in 2000 and, at the time, management said the business shifted its strategy to “concentrate on leadership in personal lines and the
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