Aviva to sell Singapore business for $1.98bn as new CEO begins revamp

Aviva to sell Singapore business for $1.98bn as CEO Blanc begins revamp

Amanda Blanc, CEO of Aviva

Insurer Aviva has agreed to sell a majority shareholding in Aviva Singapore to a consortium led by Singapore Life for S$2.7 billion ($1.98 billion), as part of the company's transformation strategy under new chief executive officer Amanda Blanc.

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