Legal Business meets Aviva’s senior lawyers as they discuss the effects of a major restructuring.
For those lawyers comfortable with the status quo within Aviva’s legal team, it has been a turbulent 18 months.
The FTSE 100 insurance giant has been plagued since the start of the financial crisis by poor financial performance, disparate businesses across the globe, and lower capital reserves than its competitors. Shareholders had lost confidence in former chief executive Andrew Moss, which is why Aviva is now run by the man credited with turning round the fortunes of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.
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