Aviva profits jump 14% to £875m in first half of 2024
The increase was driven by improved profitability in its General Insurance businesses
The increase was driven by improved profitability in its General Insurance businesses
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The fees involved with merging its investment management and capital divisions proved costly, weighing on its half-year results
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Losses would have been shallower without its payment to the US Department of Justice for shielding client money from taxation
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Revenue rose 19% to £20.6m
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Assets under management fell by 5% over the half year to £123.1bn
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‘Strategic rebalancing’ towards higher growth and increased longevity areas
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Assets under management fell by 10%
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