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  • Quilter and Aviva platforms most recommended in 2024

    The Quilter Investment Platform and Aviva Platform were the two most recommended adviser platforms in 2024, substantially ahead of their rivals, according to new data.

  • Aviva launches new Shariah investment strategy

    Aviva has launched a new Shariah lifestyle investment strategy which will include a suite of funds compliant with Islamic principles.

  • Succession Wealth snaps up £1.1bn AUA True Wealth

    Aviva-owned Financial Planning-focused Succession Wealth has acquired Leeds-based Financial Planning and wealth manager True Wealth Group, for an undisclosed amount.

  • 20% of workers avoid thinking about finances

    One in five workers (20%) avoids organising and planning their finances, with some blaming anxiety or stress about their financial situation for their failings.

  • Succession Wealth recruits new CEO from parent Aviva

    Roger Marsden

    Succession Wealth has appointed Roger Marsden, managing director, retail UK savings and retirement at Aviva, to become its new CEO.

  • Trevor Matthews appointed Aviva chief executive

    Trevor Matthews
  • Aviva appoints new chairman

    John McFarlane, new chairman of Aviva
  • Responses given to FSA's Simplified Advice guidelines

  • Over-55s say they are unwilling to pay for long term care costs

    Retirment Plans. Source: Aviva
  • Half of household income used to fund family debt

  • People starting too late to plan retirement finances

    Graph showing stages of retirement planning. Source: Aviva
  • Average family debt up by 48 per cent in the past year

    Family debt is growing - Aviva
  • Advisers predict younger staff will opt out of auto-enrolment

  • Aviva encourages advisers to talk family rather than products

  • Aviva outlines new workplace pension proposition

  • Firms react to ABI's retirement products code of conduct

  • Aviva sees growth in life and pension profit due to high annuity sales

    Andrew Moss, group chief executive of Aviva
  • Savings pots are increasing for the over-55s

    Clive Bolton 'at retirement' director for Aviva
  • Aviva changes management structure to simplify the business

    Andrew Moss,group chief executive of Aviva
  • Advisers prepared for post-RDR era but still need more support

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