Aviva CFO steps down ahead of rumoured reorganisation
The announcement comes one day ahead of an investor meeting in which it is predicted new CEO Maurice Tulloch will announce a restructure.
Tom Stoddard, chief financial officer (CFO) of Aviva, will step down as of 30 June this year and also resign his director position.
Stoddard, who will remain with the business until December this year to support an orderly transition, will be replaced by UK CFO Jason Windsor on an interim basis – a move subject to regulatory approval.
A statement explained that the decision was made jointly between Stoddard and the board.
Tulloch commented: “Tom is a tremendous leader and has played a major
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