Aviva’s Morse is third HNW exec to join Euna
MGA Euna has hired the third Aviva high-net-worth private clients executive who left the provider back in May this year.
Announced today (1 October), Steve Morse joining Euna comes after Simon Goddard and Sam Gardiner joined the MGA back in May.
Following their departures, Ann Owen, managing director for Aviva Private
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