Aviva operating profit up 9% for FY23

Business post strong results as workplace division wins 477 new schemes

Jasmine Urquhart
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Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc: Business made "significant progress" in 2023
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Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc: Business made "significant progress" in 2023

Aviva has posted strong results across its retirement and bulk purchase annuity (BPA) businesses in its FY23 results posted today (7 March), with operating profits up 9% to £1.47bn.

The business announced a share buyback of £300m and upgraded its dividend by 8% to 33.4p per share, having returned £9bn of capital to shareholders in the last three years. The insurance, wealth...

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