Profits at Aviva's wealth unit rise by nearly a third as AUM surges past £180bn

Net inflows up by 16% to £5bn

Valeria Martinez
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Operating profits at Aviva’s wealth business surged by nearly a third in the first half of 2024, as assets under management rose past £180bn thanks to strong net inflows.

In its half-year results published today (14 August), the British insurer's wealth arm posted net inflows of £5bn, up 16% from the same period last year.  Platform net inflows rose by 50% to £1.9bn in the first six months of the year, with consecutive record quarter gross inflows on both the adviser platform and direct wealth, while workplace net inflows were up by 4% to £3.5bn.  The positive flows combined with positive market movements of £11.4bn to drive a 10% AUM increase to £186.3bn from an opening position of £170bn.  Trio of global equity fund managers to exit Aviva Investor...

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