Aviva CEO Moss steps down
Insurance giant Aviva has announced that its chief executive, Andrew Moss, is to leave the group with immediate effect.
The decision, instigated by Moss, follows Aviva's annual general meeting last week, when angry shareholders voted against the group's remuneration package. Aviva said chairman designate John McFarlane...
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