Key people: Aviva
01 Sep 2011 | by Staff
The key people working across the various Aviva brands.
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The big banking brands need to be careful they don't stagnate as competitors enter the field, writes Simon Clough, global marketing director, Clear.
It stands to reason that the long-term risks of slashing marketing budgets in a downturn outweigh the short-term gains, as highlighted in 'Advertising in a downturn', a timely report published by the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, writes Paul Kennedy.
Early falls on the FTSE 100 cause Stephen Foster to look at the state of the markets, as well as the latest for big brands Northern Rock and Liverpool FC.
As nationalisation looks more likely for Northern Rock, Stephen Foster revisits the situation the bank is in and looks at EMI's difficulties.
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The AA is the dominant brand leader in the roadside assistance market. Over the last 100 years, the brand has been built on the quality, expertise and dedication of its patrol force. Their expertise is not only with cars (they fix over 80%of breakdowns at the roadside); but with car owners. This is...
In this morning's City Republic, Stephen Foster looks at the Guardian's bid for Emap, the ongoing downward trend of the markets, possible interest rate cuts and overseas ownership.
City Republic is the latest great new addition to BR. Every Monday and Wednesday, Stephen Foster takes a personal view on the latest news from financial markets and what all this means for marketing and media.
City Republic is the latest great new addition to BR. Every Monday and Wednesday, Stephen Foster takes a personal view on the latest news from financial markets and what all this means for marketing and media.