Phoenix set to buy 200-year old Standard Life brand from SLA - reports
SLA rebranding will not be immediate
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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