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ABI agrees £26m buy-in with Aviva

James Phillips
James Phillips
clock 07 April 2021 • 1 min read
The deal was signed in February
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The deal was signed in February

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) Pension & Assurance Scheme has insured benefits for 191 members in a £26m buy-in with Aviva.

The deal completed on 26 February and is the second transaction between the two organisations, following a £10m buy-in in 2017. Today's buy-in contract will secure the benefits associated with 191 pensioner...

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