Direct Line leader exodus continues ahead of Aviva deal
Insurance Post can reveal that more members of Direct Line Group's leadership team are set to leave the business ahead of the firm’s move over to Aviva next week.
Yesterday (23 June) DLG announced CEO Adam Winslow, CFO Jane Poole and the entire DLG board were to step down ahead of the £3.7bn deal which would see the business bought by Aviva.
However, more of the
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