Aviva and Friends Life create £45m emergency fund for Sesame
Debt-laden network Sesame has been given access to a £45m bailout fund by its parents Aviva and Friends Life.
Aviva, owner of Sesame since completing a purchase of the network's parent Friends Life in April, will provide £25m of "support" to the Sesame Bankhall Group (SBG) should it need it to pay "any liability"...
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