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Amanda Blanc replaces Maurice Tulloch as Aviva’s chief executive

By 2020-07-06T07:20:00

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Tulloch starts a six-month garden leave period from today after stepping down from the top spot and retiring from the insurer’s board

Amanda Blanc is replacing Maurice Tulloch as the chief executive of Aviva, effective immediately – Tulloch has opted to leave the business for family health reasons.

As of today, Tulloch – who joined Aviva in 1992 – has stepped down from his position as chief executive and retired from Aviva’s board. He is to be replaced by industry veteran Amanda Blanc, who is currently acting as an independent non-executive director at the insurer.

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