Aviva pushes ahead with UK and Ireland changes
Seán Egan has been appointed transformation director and a member of the Aviva Europe executive team.
Mr Egan, who is currently chief operating officer of Aviva’s UK general insurance business, will have specific responsibility for the proposed integration of Aviva Ireland with Aviva UK to create a new UK & Ireland region.
Aviva recently laid out a proposal to cut nearly 1,000 jobs in Ireland and merge the UK and Irish operations into one entity.
Separately, Aviva has appointed Dominic Clayden
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