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  • Unilever to stay on FTSE 100: How investors reacted

    October 5, 2018

    Unilever’s awkward climbdown over its attempt to move its main listing to the Netherlands is unlikely to be the last, according to one financial expert, as investors reacted to the company’s decision to retain its London headquarters today. Unilever this morning pulled plans to make the Netherlands its sole headquarters and quit its UK offices, after [...]

  • Unilever shareholder threatens to vote down Dutch headquarter move

    September 17, 2018

    Unilever's plan to move its headquarters from London to the Netherlands and be removed from the FTSE 100 was sharply criticised by a top shareholder today.  Top 20 investor Aviva, which holds around a 0.6 per cent stake in the company, said it would vote against the move, which requires 75 per cent of shareholders to be passed.  Read more: [...]

  • Aviva to cut hundreds of jobs in Manchester area as part of cost-cutting plan

    June 15, 2015

    Aviva will cut hundreds of jobs in the Manchester area over the next 18 months as it closes offices in Stretford and Salford. Following the £5.6bn takeover of rival Friends Life, the insurer has embarked on a cost-cutting plan to deliver £225m in savings to its business by the end of 2017. On top of [...]

  • Insurance giant Aviva to slim down with sale of property debt

    June 14, 2015

    Aviva, the FTSE 100 insurance firm, is said to be selling off property loans to the value of billions of pounds. One source familiar with the matter told Morning Wire that big four audit firm Deloitte is currently working with Aviva. The property debt reportedly includes loans secured against House of Fraser’s department store in [...]

  • Budget 2015: Personal finance groups including Hargreaves Lansdown, St James’ Place and Rathbone’s share price boosted by “saving revolution” Budget

    March 18, 2015

    Personal finance groups were treated to a share price boost this afternoon, after George Osborne unveiled “a saving revolution”.  Bristol-based IFA Hargreaves Lansdown led the pack, up 4.8 per cent at pixel time. St James' Place also jumped on the announcements, up 3.5 per cent. Rathbone Brothers's share price was up two per cent, while [...]

  • Aviva share price rises after full-year profit leaps and final dividend gets a 30pc boost

    March 5, 2015

    The figures: UK insurer Aviva said full-year operating profit rose six percent to £2.17bn in 2014, slightly above forecasts of £2.15bn. It proposed a 30 per cent increase to its final dividend taking it to 12.25 pence per share, cheering investors and pushing the company's share price up six per cent to 564 pence per share at pixel [...]

  • British Land buys up Surrey Quays plots in Canada Water for £135m

    March 2, 2015

    Developer British Land said yesterday it has bought the last of the sites for its £2bn regeneration project in Canada Water – paying £135m for Surrey Quays Leisure Park from Aviva Investors. The FTSE 100 developer has quietly amassed over 50 acres of land in Canada Water over the last five years and is spending [...]

  • Aviva takes its client to court over an insurance contract capable of making him wealthier than the company itself

    March 2, 2015

    Aviva France is fighting one of its clients in court over a life insurance contract that could make him a billionaire by the end of the decade. Called a Fixed Price Abitrage Life Insurance Contract, it was given to the now 25-year-old Max-Hervé George by his father when he was seven. It was the brainchild [...]

  • Aviva Investors fined £17.6m by financial regulator over conflicts of interest failings

    February 24, 2015

    Aviva has been slapped with a multi-million pound fine by the City regulator over failings in its asset management business. The Financial Conduct Authority has ordered Aviva Investors to pay £17.6m for failing to employ the correct risk management systems and controls which resulted in conflicts of interest not being managed fairly. “Ensuring that conflicts [...]

  • Aviva to cut 1,500 jobs in Friends Life takeover

    January 19, 2015

    Aviva could axe up to 1,500 jobs as part of its £5.1bn acquisition of its rival Friends for Life, a move which would amount to 4.8 per cent of the combined companies' total work force. The FTSE 100 insurer said it is unable to provide specifics until the takeover completes, however it will try to [...]

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