Friends Provident International sale update
Rumours circling that deal has fallen through
Aviva
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Aviva raises compensation pot for Friends Provident transfers
Firm increased payout budget by £175m
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PEOPLE MOVES: Aviva, Ardan International, Vistra
Three firms hire new CEOs and Nedbank Private Wealth names head of investments in Jersey
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PEOPLE MOVES: Aviva, Novia Global, Investec AM
Aviva chief executive in shock departure
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PEOPLE MOVES: Alexander Forbes, Fidelity, M&G Prudential
South African advice firm moves quickly to replace ousted chief executive
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PEOPLE MOVES: Aberdeen Standard, Brewin Dolphin, LGIM
Aberdeen Standard bolsters Hong Kong team, Brewin Dolphin hires a CFO, retail sales shake up at LGIM
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UK funds invest £650m in Trump detention camps
St James’s Place, Neptune and Aviva Investors are among asset managers with £657.7m ($869m, €744m) in three companies connected with US detention camps holding immigrants and their children.
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Aviva bids ‘adios’ to Spain
Aviva has completed its exit from Spain’s life and pensions marketplace after selling its entire shareholdings in its joint venture operations in the region.
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PEOPLE MOVES: StanChart, Columbia Threadneedle, Carrick Wealth
Standard Chartered names Singapore chief, Columbia Threadneedle veteran retires and Carrick Wealth promotes managing directors to head Africa business.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Indosuez, Old Mutual, Vanguard
Indosuez appoints from within for chief executive, Old Mutual recruits from Aviva and Vanguard changes Australian leadership.
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PEOPLE MOVES: Aviva, Hawksford, TPR
In a shock announcement the head of the UK’s pensions regulator resigns, Charles Stanley appoints an investment manager from Quilter Cheviot and Hawksford hires a former police officer.
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Why Aviva’s target return fund misses the target
While the AIMS Target Return Fund has delivered its volatility pledge, barely budging in reaction to China growth fears in 2015 and 2016, or to Brexit and the election of Donald Trump as president of the US, it has missed its return target by a significant amount.