Aviva
Post Blog: Does insurance have to be so complicated?
The complexity of the insurance sector is making it difficult to engage with consumers. Philip Davies, EMEA president of Siegel and Gale, explains.
As Moss quits Aviva, speculation soars as to suitable CEO replacement
When Aviva announced on Tuesday that chief executive Andrew Moss was to step down, it came as little surprise to the market and shareholders appeared to welcome his decision.
Second motor summit puts whiplash and young drivers at top of agenda
A proposed panel of independent medical practitioners to tackle whiplash, and affordable cover for young drivers, topped the agenda at the second motor insurance summit at Whitehall, as Transport Secretary Justine Greening lamented there is "no one…
Editor's comment: End of the composite nigh?
What a difference a few years makes, as major events this week underline a stark reversal in the fortune of the UK's two biggest insurance beasts.
Interview: RSA's Simon Lee and Adrian Brown talk evolution not revolution
Simon Lee is the man charged with leading RSA to the next stage of its development. Alongside Adrian Brown, he discusses overseas expansion, the benefit of bolt-ons, and why RSA has a 'splendid' independent future ahead.
NFU and Ageas pay Accident Exchange undisclosed settlements
NFU Mutual and Ageas have reached settlement agreements with credit hirer Accident Exchange over their use of Autofocus evidence.
Broker fears truth in Aviva GI and life sale rumour
Brokers are worried that Aviva could be planning to split into general insurance and life, and sold off.
Policyholder action group slams 'basket case' Aviva
Philip Meadowcroft, co-founder of the Norwich Union Policyholders Action Group, has branded former Aviva chief executive Andrew Moss' £1.75m golden goodbye a "pay off for failure" and the insurer a "basket case".
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Aviva CEO Moss married employee the day after shareholder rebellion
Ex-Aviva chief executive Andrew Moss reportedly got married to former employee Deirdre Galvin the day after the shareholders revolt at the Annual General Meeting.
Ousted Aviva boss Moss set to pocket £1.75m in remuneration
Aviva has this afternoon revealed that Andrew Moss will walk away with up to £1.75m after stepping down from his role as group chief executive.
Aviva set to reap rewards of AJG swoop for IDL
Arthur J Gallagher International has today snapped up niche over-50s personal lines specialist Insure 4 Retirement from previous owner Equity. The deal boosts the premium per year being put through subsidiary OIM Underwriting by well over £100m in a…
Aviva shareholder meeting played important part in Moss departure
The Aviva shareholder meeting was a "significant development" in chief executive Andrew Moss' decision to step down, a source close to the insurer has said.
Shareholders dismiss Regan as Aviva CEO heir apparent
Aviva shareholders have called for an external candidate to become the new chief executive, casting doubt over current chief financial officer Patrick Regan taking over the reins.
Aviva's Moss resigns following pay vote furore
Beleaguered Aviva boss Andrew Moss has bowed to pressure for his resignation following the embarrassment of last week’s shareholder revolt over executive remuneration.
Aviva share price dissent was 'harsh', analysts say
Analysts have taken pity on Aviva, stating that criticism of its financial performance was "harsh".
Aviva shareholders 'happy' with Moss resignation
Aviva shareholders have expressed their relief that chief executive Andrew Moss has stepped down, and have suggested that Towergate boss Mark Hodges or ex-RSA CEO Andy Haste could replace him.
Aviva CEO Moss steps down as Regan assists in improving financial performance
Aviva chief executive Andrew Moss has stepped down from his post, effective immediately.
RSA CEO Lee says Aviva-type deal would be "inherently risky"
RSA’s new CEO has insisted that it would shun major transformational deals because of the risk involved, while also insisting that it tends to walk away from bidding wars as these inflate acquisition prices.
Aviva shareholder rebellion ranks alongside RBS as 54% say 'no'
Over half of Aviva's shareholders have voted against the remuneration of its top executives.
Aviva shareholders reject executive pay package at AGM
Insurer Aviva has lost the vote on executive pay at its annual shareholders meeting.
Moss declines 2012 salary increase
Aviva shareholders have voiced concern over Aviva's remuneration report.
Aviva management shake-up poll result
Will the changes really 'simplify' and 'focus' the business?
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