Aviva commits to 2022-24 bulk purchase annuity target

Market outlook remains ‘positive’ despite recent volatility

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Blanc: "Our customers have continued to save for their future and protect what is valuable to them"
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Blanc: "Our customers have continued to save for their future and protect what is valuable to them"

Aviva has reported a fall in bulk purchase annuities (BPA) volumes for the first nine months of 2022, but remains committed to its two-year target.

In its third quarter results, published today (9 November), the company revealed that its BPA volumes in the year-to-date totalled £2.883bn, compared to £3.996bn for the first nine months of 2021. ...

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