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Aviva UK could shed £1bn NWP by end of year

Igal Mayer

Igal Mayer, chief executive of Aviva UK, speaks to broking.co.uk

Speaking to broking.co.uk, Igal Mayer chief executive of Aviva UK general insurance said he would not comment on the second half of the year, but said today's results announcing a £0.5bn drop in net written premium in the first half was a "good glide path to look at" writes Andrew Tjaardstra. 

Mayer said that the loss in business was driven by creditor insurance, a reduction in corporate parnerships in personal lines and pulling out of some managing general agencies. He said that around 90% of

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