JOHN McFarlane, the Scottish-born chairman of Aviva, has complained collective decision-making has held back the insurer's progress although news it is on the cusp of selling its US business was enough to mollify investors.
JOHN McFarlane, the Scottish-born chairman of Aviva, has complained collective decision-making has held back the insurer's progress although news it is on the cusp of selling its US business was enough to mollify investors.
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TIM SHARP CITY EDITOR
The former Royal Bank of Scotland director is overseeing a revamp of the company following the departure of chief executive Andrew Moss after a shareholder rebellion over his pay package and the company's stock market performance.
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