Former Aviva UK boss Andy Briggs joins Phoenix Group as CEO

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Move is subject to regulatory approval and should see the former CEO of UK Insurance at Aviva take up the position in January 2020.

Andy Briggs, former Aviva UK CEO, is set to take the CEO role at Phoenix Group’s following the retirement of current incumbent Clive Bannister who is set to retire on 10 March 2020, after nine years at the firm.

An announcement from Phoenix revealed that the move is subject to regulatory approval.

Earlier this year it was revealed that Briggs was set to step away from Aviva following the appointment of Maurice Tulloch as CEO. Briggs had been named as a potential successor to Mark Wilson who

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