News releases

Aviva has announced investment in its Financial Lines segment, with the launch of a new regional network of underwriters for its Financial Institutions capability.

New research from insurer, Aviva, reveals that more than one in five people leave their phone or camera unattended in a public place to photograph or film themselves.

Aviva is helping brokers’ charity efforts go twice as far through its new fund-matching initiative, Double the Difference.

Aviva has completed a £300 million bulk purchase annuity buy-in with the Trustee of Elementis Group Pension Scheme, securing the benefits of 4,500 members.

With summer holidays around the corner, Aviva is warning travellers to take care when eating and drinking on holiday.

Aviva has expanded access to Tembo's mortgage support service following a successful pilot, making it an established part of its workplace pension proposition.

... for people with a learning disability.

Aviva has completed a £180 million bulk purchase annuity buy-in with the Trustee of the Aston Martin Lagonda Pension Scheme, securing the benefits of around 540 pensioners and 1,050 deferred members.

New research from Direct Line pet insurance, part of the Aviva Group, reveals the significant role pets play in shaping Brits’ summer holidays.

Aviva is urging homeowners to protect homes and belongings as new data reveals that the average claim for shed and outbuilding theft has increased from £4,205 in 2024 to £4,567 in 2025 – a 9% rise.

Aviva has launched The Intergenerational Wealth Shift Report revealing a lack of preparedness and clarity around later-life planning.

Aviva’s latest Broker Barometer has revealed the support brokers value most from insurers as they look to provide clients with faster decisions, greater insight, and more efficient service.

...intervention to help pension savings last longer.

More than 1.3 million number plate-related MOT failure items were recorded for Class 4 vehicles last year due to issues with number plates and number plate lighting.

New research by insurer Aviva indicates that Brits have a penchant for the past when it comes to music, with 18.8 million Brits owning a vintage music player.

Aviva has refreshed its cyber proposition to keep pace with evolving risks.