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£12.5m pot for Aviva boss despite failures; Troubled Equitable enjoys turnaround; Kingfisher stresses signs of hope at B&Q; Trinity's Bailey gets £1.47m

£12.5m pot for Aviva boss despite failures The Guardian Aviva chief executive Richard Harvey will leave the company in the summer with a pension pot worth at least £12.5m, giving him about £600,0...

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