STANDARD Life wasn't the only big insurer to face angry shareholders yesterday, as blue-chip rival Aviva was hauled over the coals at its own annual general meeting in London. On a rainy morning in the City, the Norwich Union-parent faced a barrage of criticism on directors' pay, as well as its decision to outsource call centre jobs to India. Robert Muriel, a private shareholder, singled out new finance director Andrew Moss for particular abuse, as his luring from Lloyds of London had featured the award of over 100,000 shares - bringing his first year's pay close to GBP 1.5 million.....
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