Andy Briggs to depart from Aviva

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Andy Briggs will step down as CEO of Aviva’s UK insurance division, as the group announces further management changes and a review of its UK business.

Briggs, pictured, will also step down as a director of Aviva.

The decision was made by Briggs and Aviva’s board members following the appointment of Maurice Tulloch as Aviva CEO.

Briggs was widely

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