Aviva expects 1,800 job cuts by 2022 as new CEO rethinks strategy

Aviva expects 1,800 job cuts to save £300m annually as new CEO vows to crack complexity

06-06-2019

Aviva expects 1,800 job cuts to save £300m annually as new CEO vows to crack complexity

Source: Aviva

UK insurer Aviva is expecting approximately 1,800 role reductions across the group over the next three years as part of its efforts to reduce expenses by £300 million per annum by 2022, according to its new CEO Maurice Tulloch.

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Aviva, Maurice Tulloch, Job cuts, Redundancies, Growth, Strategy, General insurance, Life, UK, Cost savings

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