
“We don't
comment on market speculations or rumours as a policy,” said Aviva PLC in a
statement. Sri Mohit Burman, a director of Aviva Life who represents Dabur
Group, was not available for comment.
Aviva had identified India and China as potential
and ‘must win’ markets, but the decision to sell out its Indian insurance
business indicates a change in that policy. Aviva
hired former AIA Group chief executive Mark Wilson last year to lead a
turnaround in its business, hit by slower growth in its main market of Europe.
Wilson joined after spiralling costs and poor share price performance triggered
an investor revolt in 2012 that forced out then-CEO Andrew Moss.
This year, Aviva pulled out of
its Malaysian insurance joint venture and exited from Russia.
The insurer witnessed a 4.1% drop in new business premiums for the period April-May, as compared to the same period last year. It saw a 7.8% drop in new premium collection to Rs 2,960 crore in this period.
The insurer witnessed a 4.1% drop in new business premiums for the period April-May, as compared to the same period last year. It saw a 7.8% drop in new premium collection to Rs 2,960 crore in this period.
Source: http://www.insuringindia.com/
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