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On BBC news, Lloyds Banking Group’s in-house PR Shane O’Riordain says: “Lloyds is a strong, well-capitalised bank.”2009-11-05T06:54:22ZAviva’s Moss sees profits on way as he faces City
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Aviva chief executive Andrew Moss today forecast a return to profit at the insurer as he faced the City for the first time since details of an affair with a colleague emerged2009-11-04T08:36:53ZSanctimony that leads to the real scandal of office sex
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2009-11-02T07:27:14ZAnother insurer confesses his affair
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2009-10-29T06:43:46ZIt’s stupid trying to legislate for someone’s love life
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Did Andrew Moss break company rules when he embarked on an affair with a younger, subordinate colleague?2009-10-27T07:49:56ZGood day to bury bad news on spin
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Whitehall's spin doctors are crafty. Last Thursday, while the row was raging about British National Party leader Nick Griffin’s appearance on Question Time and the Royal Mail strike was causing chaos, the Government slipped out the news that — after 10 months of discussion — it was refusing to back a compulsory register of lobbyists2009-10-27T07:26:21ZPanic at Aviva over sex scandal
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2009-10-23T05:46:55ZNew boy Regan takes heat off Aviva boss’s love life
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Aviva moved to distract attention from the chief executive’s private life today, by unveiling a new finance director2009-10-23T11:51:52ZAviva overtaken by affairs
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Aviva’s hopes of announcing its European expansion plans with a fanfare were pushed off course after its married chief executive admitted he had been involved in an office affair2009-10-22T07:37:15ZInsurance giant Aviva in turmoil as chief admits to boardroom affair
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<b>Latest:</b> One of Britain’s biggest companies faced massive embarrassment after its chief executive Andrew Moss, father-of-four, admitted to a relationship with a senior colleague2009-10-22T12:33:02ZHodges elected Aviva UK chief
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Aviva unveiled a shake-up of its top level management team, a move that sees its UK arm come under the leadership a single boss2009-10-06T11:59:53ZAviva leaps from the red to £747m but still takes axe to its dividend
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Insurance giant Aviva jumped back into the black today, but still slashed the dividend as part of moves to bolster its finances2009-08-06T07:17:47ZPrivate insurance could replace benefits in move to save £17bn
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2009-07-27T08:23:20ZTime to step back and think about insurance
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Given the importance to the UK of certain industries — advanced engineering, pharmaceuticals, oil, education, health, banking and insurance being among them — we should be alarmed at how infrequently we as a nation take a step back from the day-to-day hurly-burly to examine in detail what are the prospects for that particular industry, what the trends are, the opportunities these bring, and what the Government and the regulators and the private sector need to pursue in order for the industry to maximise those opportunities2009-07-27T07:03:14ZAviva raises £450m from Australian wealth management sale
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Insurance giant Aviva said it had agreed to sell its Australian life and wealth management businesses in a deal worth around £450 million2009-06-22T10:44:32ZAviva calms fears with rising first-quarter sales
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Insurance giant Aviva made another attempt to reassure the market of its financial strength, unveiling improved solvency figures and rising sales in the first quarter of the year.2009-04-27T07:43:14ZAviva in red but boss given a rise to £2.2m
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Aviva chief executive Andrew Moss got a large bonus and basic pay rise last year, taking his total package well above £2 million even though the Norwich Union insurer swung sharply into the red2009-03-26T13:48:52ZInsurers feel the heat as £2.3 billion Aviva's show of 'great resilience' fails to impress
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Insurance companies endured stock-market carnage after Aviva unveiled annual results that raised fresh fears about the solvency of the sector2009-03-05T09:41:27ZAviva gets cold feet over £1000 windfall to a million holders
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<strong>Insurance: </strong> One million customers of insurance giant Aviva who were looking forward to a windfall payout of £1000 have been warned the deal may be scrapped2009-02-04T09:10:20ZThe scaremongers selling us short
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2009-01-21T10:21:40ZCity bosses unite in move to promote the Square Mile abroad
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The City of London is to undergo a dramatic overhaul in the way it is promoted as a global financial centre, it emerged2008-12-08T09:32:15ZAviva plays up strength and shuns AIG Asia bid
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<b>Insurance: </b>Norwich Union owner Aviva all but ruled itself out of bidding for the Asian business of troubled US insurance giant AIG, and moved to reassure the City it is financially secure.2008-10-28T08:42:01ZAviva builds up defences against crisis
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Insurance giant Aviva says it has stepped up its own protection against further falls in stock markets2008-10-09T14:33:47ZAviation faces brutal choices
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Rising fuel bills are transforming airline economics and pushing the industry towards mergers, but the proposed deal between British Airways and Iberia might not be all plain sailing2008-07-30T07:19:57ZTracking down the stocks that yield value
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CBI boss Richard Lambert said a few weeks ago that one reason companies seemed quite optimistic in surveys might be that smaller businesses tend to finance themselves from retained profits rather than bank loans, and have therefore been insulated so far from the general cutback on credit.2008-07-08T14:42:47ZCity 'must move to stay ahead'
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London will lose its status as the world's top financial centre unless urgent action is taken, Boris Johnson's new City adviser says2008-06-23T08:22:34ZAviva cuts 1800 jobs in 'chase for growth'
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Insurance giant's shocking move to "improve service" has sparked fury from unions2008-06-06T13:47:17ZHard times spur urge to merge
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Merger and acquisition activity doesn't cease when the econony turns down - it just changes2008-05-06T11:42:10ZBanks have to prove their case
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I certainly don't see why the banks should be bailed out by the taxpayer - at least not yet2008-04-18T12:41:47ZAviva unveils major revamp after £475m storms blow
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Aviva boss Andrew Moss has had a tricky first year at the helm, with profits blighted by some of the worst storms in UK history2008-02-28T11:04:45Z