Aviva UK&I GI sees growth as it returns more than £5bn in capital since 2021

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Aviva Group CEO Amanda Blanc has announced strong results for the UK and Ireland general insurance business, while launching a £300m share buyback scheme, having taken capital return to over £5bn in two years.

Aviva UK and Ireland general insurance saw growth both in commercial and personal lines, however profitability slightly lowered for 2022.

In its financial results, Aviva UK&I GI reported gross

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