Aviva Investors chief executive Alain Dromer is leaving the business as part of a shake up of the insurer’s wider business.
Aviva has restructured the business to create shorter and more direct reporting lines from individual countries to the group executive committee.
As part of that move, Dromer, 57, who is credited with transforming Aviva Investors and creating an integrated asset management business with record sales last year, will leave the firm.
The group has launched a search for a successor who will report to chief financial officer Pat Regan, who now assumes responsibility for Aviva Investors.
Dromer joined the Aviva group in September 2007 from HSBC, where he was global head of group investment businesses.
Andrew Moss, Aviva group chief executive, said: “The changes I am announcing today will result in a simpler and more efficient organisation, which will deliver further operational benefits, accelerate delivery of our strategy and provide opportunities for profitable growth.”
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