Fidelity looks to oust McGrath from UK Pru: report
Both McGrath and Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam have come under fire from investors over its failed $35.5 billion bid for AIG's Asian arm.
Prudential has been holding meetings with shareholders angered by the firm's handling of the deal.
The Sunday Times said that Fidelity, which had previously called for Thiam to resign, is now calling for both men to leave, with McGrath to depart first. Fidelity, which owns 2.5 percent of Prudential according to ThomsonReuters data, could not be immediately reached for comment.
(Reporting by Victoria Bryan)