Aviva Investors reports £5bn outflows but AUM leaps
Aviva Investors recorded £5bn in outflows for 2015 but its assets under management leapt £44bn to £289.9bn, largely due to the integration of Friends Life.
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ITV results send its shares downward
Broadcasting company ITV saw its shares fall despite reporting a 6% rise in annual pre-tax profits of to £641m.
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Aviva provides ‘cornerstone’ for new real estate fund
Aviva Investors Global Indirect Real Estate has provided £42.5m of cornerstone capital for a new real estate fund managed by AEW UK.
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Aviva Investors expands senior leadership team
Aviva Investors has hired David Clayton and Mike Craston to its senior leadership team.
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Aviva’s Munro – waking the multi-asset giant
For almost two years Euan Munro has been reshaping Aviva Investors, putting its multi-strategy funds at the forefront of an outcome-oriented approach that is ringing the changes.
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Former Aviva Investors analyst banned by FCA
A former investment analyst at Aviva Investors, Mothahir Miah, has been fined £139,000 and banned from FCA-regulated activity after ‘cherry picking’ trades.
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PA ANALYSIS: The winners and losers in the multi-asset revolution
While commentators are quick to praise innovation within the funds space, is there a case to say that the industry is still edging towards conservatism and risk aversion?
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Aviva Investors hires new strategist for AIMS range
Aviva Investors has appointed Michael Grady as senior economist and strategist.
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Aviva appoints new multi-asset manager
Aviva Investors has appointed Paul Parascandalo as a fund manager in its multi-asset funds team.
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Redemptions still ‘too high’ for Aviva investors
Mark Wilson, group chief executive officer at Aviva, said the group’s investment arm continues to make progress on its turnaround, but that redemptions remained ‘too high’.
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Property to return 8.8% per annum – Aviva Investors
Aviva Investors has forecast UK property to return in the order of 8.8% per annum over the next five years.
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Eight in 10 IFAs say yield of 4%-plus is unsustainable
Eight in 10 intemediaries view investments that promise an income yield of more than 4% as unsustainable, an Aviva Investors study has revealed.
