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  • Aviva Investors’ Euan Munro on why markets will see more Wobbly Wednesdays

    November 11, 2014

    It’s lunchtime at Aviva Investors’ offices at No.1 Poultry, but the three platters of fish, meat and vegetable sandwiches supplied by catering lie untouched on the table. Euan Munro, chief executive of the fund management house, is sitting drinking full fat Coca-Cola from a glass, while the pungent aroma of the Coq d’Argent restaurant upstairs [...]

  • Aviva sees new business rise by £690m after major restructuring

    October 30, 2014

    Restructuring at insurer Aviva is paying off as reforms pushed through by chief executive Mark Wilson delivered a 15 per cent increase in new business in the year to date, worth £690m. Especially strong performances in Europe and Asia, which saw rises of 40 per cent and 47 per cent respectively, boosted the growth. Wilson, [...]

  • Aviva weathers pensions storm as bulk annuity sales rocket up

    August 8, 2014

    Aviva was one of the top risers on the FTSE 100 yesterday, following publication of its half-year results. Its shares rose almost three per cent after reporting that operating profit for the half-year period was up four per cent to £1.05bn. The strong results prove Aviva is weathering the storm created by chancellor George Osborne [...]

  • Mark Wilson has put Aviva back in the game – Bottom Line

    August 8, 2014

    When I think of Norwich, three things come to mind – Norwich City, Norwich Union and Alan Partridge. You’ll be relieved to hear that I’m going to spare you any terrible puns based on the latter, but I will dare to make an albeit clumsy connection between the first two. Aviva, as it is now [...]

  • Aviva boasts rising profits in first half of the year

    August 7, 2014

    Aviva has reported a four per cent rise in profit before tax reaching over £1bn for the half-year to 7 August. Furthermore, the insurance provider's operating expenses are £129m lower, at £1.4bn. However, while the company acknowledged encouraging macro-economic trends, it said it would not be waiting for markets to spur improvement in results.  Aviva [...]

  • Aviva, RSA and Partnership face watershed moment, say analysts

    July 28, 2014

    Analysts Panmure Gordon have warned that three big insurers face a “watershed moment” following a turbulent six months for the sector. In a release ahead of the insurance industry’s results season, the group warned that the strengthening of sterling and the chancellor’s overhaul of the annuities industry in the Budget this year would have an [...]

  • London Report: FTSE at two-month low as Admiral and Aviva shares dive

    July 9, 2014

    BRITAIN’S top share index fell for a third straight session to a two-month low yesterday, with Admiral sinking after its trading update and Aviva down after outlining its turnaround targets. Next dipped two per cent to 6,365p after reaching its ex-dividend date. Car insurer Admiral slumped 3.3 percent after saying revenues fell in the first [...]

  • Aviva Investors boss Euan Munro plots revival of firm’s fortunes

    July 1, 2014

      Aviva Investors’ new boss yesterday unveiled plans to recreate the success of a £21bn superfund he ran for rival Standard Life, in a bid to revive his new firm’s battered fortunes.   Euan Munro, who joined Aviva in January to turn the faltering venture around, said three new funds launched yesterday could more than [...]

  • Aviva Igloo Fund’s Bermondsey Square up for sale for £34m

    June 26, 2014

    Aviva’s Igloo Fund has appointed property agents Knight Frank to put its mixed-use development in Bermondsey up for sale, with a price tag of £34m. The development at Bermondsey Square is already fully let and includes an 80-bed boutique hotel as well as 35,000 square feet of offices, shops and 76 homes. It also has [...]

  • Ex-Aviva chief Moss ventures back into City

    June 2, 2014

    FORMER Aviva boss Andrew Moss has re-emerged in his first role since being deposed from the FTSE 100 insurer two years ago. Moss, who was ousted from the company in 2012 after a revolt from shareholders, will join risk consultancy Parker Fitzgerald as chairman of the advisory board, the company confirmed yesterday. “His market knowledge [...]

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