Published by Alexander Bueso on 23rd December 2019
(Sharecast News) - Activist investors are thought to be turning their attention to a potential break-up of Aviva after its chief executive refused to pursue a radical split of the business. Maurice Tulloch, 50, who became head of the FTSE 100 insurer in March, has pushed through a strategy to run its life and general insurance businesses separately, reversing his predecessor's attempts to integrate the two and cross-sell products. However, the City had been hoping for a more dramatic break-up. - The Times