Aviva

Axa hits back at 'ludicrous' motor profit allegations

Axa has challenged Thompsons Solicitors to provide evidence of wrongdoing following allegations the insurer was failing to meet an International Financial Reporting Standards requirement in relation to revealing how much profit it generates.

Law firm demands Axa and Aviva declare motor profits

Thompsons Solicitors is demanding Axa and Aviva reveal their UK motor insurance sales trading figures saying the insurers are in breach of International Financial Reporting Standards until they do so.

Agriculture: Hard times

With a predicted increase in extreme weather events expected to add to the many difficulties already faced by farmers, how can the insurance industry better support the beleaguered sector?

Aviva teams up with Astra to sell life products

Astra International, a large publicly listed Indonesian conglomerate and Aviva, has signed an agreement to form Astra Aviva Life, a 50-50 joint venture to sell and distribute life insurance products in Indonesia.

Gender Directive: One year on

Just over 12 months after its implementation, has the Gender Directive impacted the industry as strongly as expected? And what has it meant for the progress of telematics?

Trading breaches could cost Aviva Investors £92m

Aviva’s asset management arm Aviva Investors has confirmed £92m has been set aside for potential compensation payments to customers following trading breaches by two former employees.

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