Suncorp shakeup, Vero focuses on digital customer experience
The group will rationalise brands and focus on digital customer channels to offset costs.
The Australian parent company of Vero and AA Insurance is to launch a shakeup after reporting a downturn in profit and dividends for the six months ending December 2015.
The ASX-listed Suncorp Group today reported a net profit after tax of $A530 million for the six months, which compares with
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Chris Hutching
Thu, 11 Feb 2016
Thu, 11 Feb 2016
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Suncorp shakeup, Vero focuses on digital customer experience
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