Aviva
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Savings gap between low- and high-income households passes £62,000 as rates of homeownership fall among the less well-off
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Surge in requests to redeem investments prompts freeze on funds as sterling tumbles to 31-year low and Bank of England says risks have crystallised
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Aviva estimates 3.8 million people aged 21-34 could be living back in family home by 2025
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Publisher and education group goes ex-div but also hit by US concerns
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Chief executive receives £1.78m bonus as insurer reports 20% rise in operating profit for 2015 in its annual report
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Four in 10 over-50s expect to work until 70 or older due to insufficient pension savings and lingering debt, says Aviva
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Tax changes lift oil companies but sugar tax sends Britvic and AG Barr lower
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Hopes of further Chinese stimulus measures lift commodity companies
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What’s the point of having insurance if it won’t pay out?
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Insurer lashes out at ‘outrageous scale’ of fraud as it revealed sucessful fight against 46 claimants whose party bus collided with a Ford Fiesta
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Cost of floods double that of 2009 storms, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers
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Optimism over solvency issues lifts sector, but oil companies hit by crude fall
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My current financial adviser can’t transfer my money to Aviva as her firm won’t allow her to do so any more
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Investors cautious as copper prices edge lower and poor Germany export data
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UK insurer reveals better-than-expected profits as Zurich believes takeover could herald significant benefits
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Companies boosted by results but BP and SABMiller go ex-dividend
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It created a loan to pay for premiums we had missed on an endowment at a whopping rate
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The airline’s efforts not to ‘piss people off’ appear not to have prevented it tweeting a doctored picture of the city’s lord mayor
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In 1993, Jim Cowie began a regular Child Plan investment scheme with Norwich Union for his grandson to have on his 20th birthday. To Cowie’s horror, after paying in £4,000 the fund was worth just £3,000
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Activist group says Aberdeen Asset Management, Hermes, M&G, BlackRock, HSBC and Schroders mostly sided with company management in pay disputes
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Volatile day for global share and bond markets but crude price fall prompts partial recovery
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John McFarlane, who acquired ruthless reputation with turnaround work at Aviva, gets shareholders’ backing to transform business
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Share price rise is not due to any great magic – Breon Corcoran has cut costs and concentrated on friendly markets, a fair reward after he refused a takeover by CVC two years ago…
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UK’s biggest insurer posts 6% rise to £2.17bn, while smaller rival reports 38% jump to £556m despite new pension rules triggering collapse in annuity sales
More than a third of UK graduates regret attending university