Phoenix set to buy 200-year old Standard Life brand from SLA - reports
SLA rebranding will not be immediate
SLA's new chief executive, Stephen Bird
Standard Life Aberdeen is expected to change its name as part of deal with Phoenix Group, which is set to buy the 200-year old Standard Life brand, according to reports.
The fund manager's new chief executive Stephen Bird, who joined last year, is on the brink of agreeing a deal to sell the Standard Life name, according to Sky News. According to sources, the talks...
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