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Aviva’s wealth arm sees profits jump 36% to £175m in 2025
Aviva’s wealth arm, which includes its workplace pension, platform and advice arm – including national advice firm Succession Wealth – saw its profits rise 36% to £175m in 2025, the business has revealed. Its platform also saw its net flows increase by 7% last year to £4.6bn, largely driven by the launch of its onshore bond in the first half of the year. Assets on its adviser platform stood at £65bn at the end of 2025, while adviser platform cus…
Aviva kicks off £350m share buyback after profit jump and bigger dividend
Aviva launched a £350 million share buyback Friday after reporting a 25% rise in 2025 operating profit to £2,203 million. The insurer raised its final dividend to 26.2 pence per share. Profit growth followed the Direct Line acquisition and higher insurance premiums and wealth inflows. The buyback will run through August 6, with Citigroup as broker. The post Aviva kicks off £350m share buyback after profit jump and bigger dividend appeared first …
The UK group favours activities that generate commissions such as savings management and pension platforms, rather than those that strongly mobilise its balance sheet as an insurer.
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