Aviva's Wilson warns against complacency

Mark Wilson

Group CEO insists the insurer "still has issues to address".

Mark Wilson, group chief executive officer at Aviva, has warned against complacency as the insurer reversed a near £3bn loss in 2012 to record a post-tax profit of £2.15bn in 2013.

"We are moving in the right direction but we are very aware this only a 12-month result," he said. "And to my mind 12 months does not constitute a trend."

While citing improvements in the likes of cashflow and operating profit, Wilson added that "we still have much to do."

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