Direct Line’s Winslow and Poole to step down
Adam Winslow and Jane Poole will both step down from their roles once Aviva completes its acquisition of Direct Line Group.
Last week, Aviva laid out a timeline for the completion of the deal, worth £3.7bn, with it due to be completed on 1 July following a sanction hearing.
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