Rob Townend to leave Aviva
Aviva has reshuffled its top teams following its decision to separate the management of its GI and life businesses.
As a result, Rob Townend, managing director of UK GI, will leave the business at the end of the year after 23 years at Aviva.
He will continue to work closely with Colm Holmes, Aviva CEO of general insurance, until December, taking a lead role in transitioning the business to the new structure.
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Meanwhile, Phil Bayles, currently MD of intermediaries at the provider, will
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