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Interview: Mark Hodges - Back to the future

Mark Hodges

At the beginning of January, former Aviva GI boss Mark Hodges took over as chief executive officer of the insurer's UK business, a position last filled in 2007. He talks to Jonathan Swift about the decision to reinstate the role, his plans for Aviva and RAC, views on likely merger and acquisition activity and the GI sector as a whole.

It would appear Aviva's new UK chief executive Mark Hodges and Compare the Meerkat's omnipresent figurehead Aleksandr Olav have conflicting opinions when it comes to their outlook on business.

While

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