Allianz UK spending £400m on change by end of 2025

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Colm Holmes, CEO of Allianz Holdings has said the company is spending £200m this year and the same amount again next year on change within the UK business.

“We’re making very material investments,” he said to Insurance Post. “This year, we’re spending over £200m investing in in change in the UK business. Next year will be a similar level.”

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