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One could be forgiven for losing track of what's going on behind the revolving door at Aviva Towers of late, where the UK insurance giant has been hit by a spate of senior management changes.

In what must surely be one of the shortest lived appointments, former UK life chief operating officer David Barral spent a matter of days in the role of commercial director, as successor to Cathryn

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Keeping choice alive in a changing broker market

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Insurance sector responds to 2026 Budget

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