Aviva head seeks culture change

Aviva chairman John McFarlane admitted today the company had moved more slowly because of a culture of collective decision-making at the insurer.

Aviva chairman John McFarlane admitted today the company had moved more slowly because of a culture of collective decision-making at the insurer.

Mr McFarlane, who is spearheading a £400m (€500m) cost-cutting programme at the home, motor and life insurance business, said that although it would take time to change the company was beginning to make progress.

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