EY steps away from Direct Line following Aviva deal
Insurance Post understands EY has stepped down as service provider for Direct Line Group as a result of the deal with Aviva.
The deal, valued at around £3.7bn, was confirmed on 23 December 2024, but Insurance Post understands the first casualty has been identified.
EY has served as DLG’s service provider alongside Cognizant
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