AV.L - Aviva plc
| Previous close | 534.00 |
| Open | 537.00 |
| Bid | 525.00 x 1172800 |
| Ask | 539.00 x 364300 |
| Day's range | 526.40 - 537.60 |
| 52-week range | 482.20 - 554.60 |
| Volume | 16,609,812 |
| Avg. volume | 11,946,775 |
| Market cap | 21.176B |
| Beta | 0.70 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 15.28 |
| EPS (TTM) | 34.60 |
| Earnings date | 7 Mar 2018 - 12 Mar 2018 |
| Forward dividend & yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-dividend date | N/A |
| 1y target est | 576.67 |
- Bloomberg Video•9 days ago
Aviva Says Treasury Yields to Rise `Further out the Curve'
May.16 -- Peter Fitzgerald, global head of multi assets at Aviva Investors, discusses Federal Reserve policy, Treasury yields and the dollar. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
- Bloomberg Video•17 days ago
Aviva's Hurren Says Bond Yield Have a Bias Towards Moving Higher
May.08 -- Jub Hurren, fixed income manager at Aviva Investors, discusses the impact of geopolitical risk on the bond market and his outlook for oil. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
Reuters•8 days agoM&S transfers £1.4 billion in pension liabilities to insurers
Marks and Spencer's (MKS.L) pension scheme has passed 1.4 billion pounds of its liabilities to Aviva (AV.L) and Phoenix (PHNX.L), the insurers said on Thursday, as companies look to reduce the risk from their pension funds. British companies such as Pearson and Smith Group are starting to transfer pensions calculated on workers' final salaries to insurers, to take the pensions risk off their own balance sheets, a trend that is encouraging new insurers into the sector.
- Reuters - UK Focus•8 days ago
M&S transfers $2 bln in pension liabilities to insurers
Marks and Spencer's pension scheme has passed 1.4 billion pounds ($1.9 billion) of its liabilities to Aviva (Other OTC: AIVAF - news) and Phoenix, the insurers said on Thursday, as companies look to reduce the risk from their pension funds. British companies such as Pearson (Xetra: 858266 - news) and Smith Group are starting to transfer pensions calculated on workers' final salaries to insurers, to take the pensions risk off their own balance sheets, a trend that is encouraging new insurers into the sector.
- Reuters•9 days ago
Aviva to compensate 6,000 pensions customers - spokesman
British insurer Aviva (AV.L) will compensate around 6,000 customers who faced payment delays and other issues due to botched technology changes on one of its pension platforms, a spokesman said on Wednesday. The spokesman did not put a figure on the size of the compensation but said the problems affected three percent of the 200,000 customers using the platform. Aviva said last month it would pay 14 million pounds to compensate investors in its preference shares who sold the shares before the company reversed a plan to cancel them below market value.
- Reuters - UK Focus•9 days ago
Aviva to compensate 6,000 pensions customers - spokesman
British insurer Aviva will compensate around 6,000 customers who faced payment delays and other issues due to botched technology changes on one of its pension platforms, a spokesman said on Wednesday. ...
- Bloomberg•9 days ago
Aviva Says Treasury Yields to Rise `Further out the Curve'
Peter Fitzgerald, global head of multi assets at Aviva Investors, discusses Federal Reserve policy, Treasury yields and the dollar. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe." (Source: Bloomberg)...
- Fool.co.uk•11 days ago
Why the Aviva share price could smash the FTSE 100 this year
Aviva plc (LON: AV) appears to have a solid growth outlook which could make it more attractive than the FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX).
- Bloomberg•17 days ago
Aviva's Hurren Says Bond Yield Have a Bias Towards Moving Higher
Jub Hurren, fixed income manager at Aviva Investors, discusses the impact of geopolitical risk on the bond market and his outlook for oil. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe." (Source: ...
- Fool.co.uk•18 days ago
Is the Aviva share price a FTSE 100 bargain or a value trap?
Royston Wild examines whether FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) giant Aviva plc (LON: AV) could be the big-cap beauty you've been looking for.
- The Telegraph•24 days ago
Aviva looks to win back disgruntled investors with historic share buyback
Aviva looks to win back disgruntled investors with historic share buyback
- The Telegraph•24 days ago
Aviva preference shares – which investors will receive £14m payout?
Aviva preference shares – which investors will receive £14m payout?
- Reuters•24 days ago
Aviva unveils $825 million share buyback plan
British insurer Aviva (AV.L) said on Tuesday it had launched a 600 million pound share buyback programme, as part of a bigger 2 billion pound capital deployment plan aimed at slashing debt and boosting share earnings. Citigroup (C.N) will conduct the share buy-back programme on Aviva's behalf. "Aviva has significant surplus cash and capital and we are deploying 2 billion pounds productively in 2018.
- Evening Standard•25 days ago
Aviva gives up to £14 million as apology for preference shares gaffe
Aviva tried to make amends for its preference shares debacle on Monday by offering investors a £14 million “goodwill payment” to say sorry. The insurance giant has promised to pay shareholders who were left out of pocket by its decision to scrap preference shares in early March. Aviva said fewer than 2000 shareholders sold their preference shares between March 8 and March 22 but it wanted to get back in investors’ good books.
- The Telegraph•25 days ago
Aviva fights to restore trust with payout after botched attempt to ditch share plan
Aviva fights to restore trust with payout after botched attempt to ditch share plan
- Reuters - UK Focus•25 days ago
Aviva to pay up to 14 mln stg to investors over preference shares
British insurer Aviva (Amsterdam: AW8.AS - news) said it would pay up to 14 million pounds ($19.25 million) to compensate holders of its preference shares who sold out before the company backed down on a plan to cancel them. Aviva (Other OTC: AIVAF - news) had drawn heavy criticism from leading investors who held the high-yielding shares believing them to be 'irredeemable', a situation that prompted the regulator to issue guidance to those issuing such shares. Aviva initially said it could cancel the shares when reporting annual results on March 8, as part of a plan to return capital to shareholders, only to drop the idea on March 23.
Reuters•last monthEurope's pension problem spurs return of veteran investors
British pensions specialist Clive Cowdery has raised $2 billion (1.4 billion pounds) in commitments from investors for a new fund to buy up life insurance policies from companies struggling to make enough money to cover long-term payouts, sources told Reuters. The fund is one of a series of new ventures designed to capitalise on the difficulty life insurers and company pension schemes face in generating the returns required in an environment of low interest rates and tougher capital rules. Cowdery, founder of The Resolution Group, one of UK life insurance's biggest names, will be focusing on life insurance policies closed to new customers in continental Europe and the United States, three sources told Reuters.
- Reuters - UK Focus•last month
Europe's pension problem spurs return of veteran investors
British pensions specialist Clive Cowdery has raised $2 billion in commitments from investors for a new fund to buy up life insurance policies from companies struggling to make enough money to cover long-term payouts, sources told Reuters. The fund is one of a series of new ventures designed to capitalise on the difficulty life insurers and company pension schemes face in generating the returns required in an environment of low interest rates and tougher capital rules.
- Reuters•last month
Britain's FCA sends 'Dear CEO' letter to preference share issuers
Britain's financial regulator on Thursday published a letter to issuers of listed irredeemable preference shares, urging them to ensure their investors have all information necessary to properly assess the risks and rewards attached to such shares. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is reviewing certain fixed income shares, particularly those shares that are described as being perpetual, irredeemable or in some other way that suggests permanence, the 'Dear CEO' letter said. The letter follows a phase of instability in the pricing of preference shares, after insurer Aviva (AV.L) announced an intention to cancel certain irredeemable shares it had issued at, or close to, par value.
- Reuters - UK Focus•last month
Britain's FCA sends 'Dear CEO' letter to preference share issuers
Britain's financial regulator on Thursday published a letter to issuers of listed irredeemable preference shares, urging them to ensure their investors have all information necessary to properly assess the risks and rewards attached to such shares. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is reviewing certain fixed income shares, particularly those shares that are described as being perpetual, irredeemable or in some other way that suggests permanence, the 'Dear CEO' letter said. "We recognise that there is a tension between investors' desire to see a permanent resolution to any remaining concerns and the desire of company boards not to limit their (and their successors') scope for action," it said.
- Reuters•last month
UK car insurance premiums see biggest quarterly fall in four years - survey
The average premium for a comprehensive policy is now 768 pounds, according to the latest index from price comparison site Confused.com, compiled by insurance advisory company Willis Towers Watson. The index, which is based on price data compiled from almost six million customer quotes per quarter, found that the average premium in the first quarter this year versus the first quarter in 2017 was 2 percent lower, marking the first annual drop in prices since 2015.
- Reuters - UK Focus•last month
UK car insurance premiums see biggest quarterly fall in four years-survey
The cost of a comprehensive motor insurance policy fell 7 percent in Britain in the first quarter, the largest quarterly reduction in premiums seen in four years, a survey said on Monday. The average premium for a comprehensive policy is now 768 pounds ($1,096.40), according to the latest index from price comparison site Confused.com, compiled by insurance advisory company Willis Towers Watson. The index, which is based on price data compiled from almost six million customer quotes per quarter, found that the average premium in the first quarter this year versus the first quarter in 2017 was 2 percent lower, marking the first annual drop in prices since 2015.
Bloomberg•last monthYield-Inversion Fear Is Fanned by JPMorgan, Panned by Aviva
Some have started to fret the bond market is portending a recession. Not James McAlevey.
- The Telegraph•2 months ago
'I've waited months for my pension payments from Aviva – what's the hold up?'
'I've waited months for my pension payments from Aviva – what's the hold up?'
