Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[father jack1] 06/1/2021 12:16

The spectre of rising inflation will be giving many central bankers sleepless nights.

[eurofox] 06/1/2021 12:11

Chinese Investor - I admire your patience!

[makinbuks] 06/1/2021 12:08

Yes greater than otherwise fiscal stimulus and unprecedented levels of debt. Good for short term asset prices but where this gets interesting is when the Fed's independence is tested as rates rise to stem inflation. That could be the story of the next decade

[father jack1] 06/1/2021 11:58

Democrat clean sweep in Georgia is proving to be a game changer. In four years Trump has lost the Republicans the House, Senate and presidency.

[1robbob] 06/1/2021 11:48

Ayl30
>> Hold for 12m
????!!!

[ayl30] 06/1/2021 11:44

Hold for 12m

[makinbuks] 06/1/2021 11:43

Yes there's real change in the air here so I'm with Deutsche

[unastubbs] 06/1/2021 11:25

very tempted to sell...but my head says these will be higher in a couple of months.

[imagining] 06/1/2021 11:25

Just £1.50 to go for my break-even price (including dividends).

[adelwire2] 06/1/2021 11:14

So pleased for you.. And me

[chinese investor] 06/1/2021 11:02

I will continue to hold - great safe dividend !

[chinese investor] 06/1/2021 11:02

1p to 344p (my break even price including dividend) !

[carpingtris] 06/1/2021 10:38

Nice day today :) some might say about time!

[chinese investor] 06/1/2021 09:59

6p to 344p (my break even price including dividend) !

[mo123] 06/1/2021 09:43

DEUTSCHE BANK RAISES AVIVA PRICE TARGET TO 425 (375) - 'BUY'

[pvi1] 06/1/2021 09:25

Nice price when you add on the 7p divi as well

[linton5] 06/1/2021 08:38

I’m keeping my core hoping for a 550 take out Within the next 2 years

[muscletrade] 06/1/2021 08:30

01/06/2021 | 06:36am GMT

JP Morgan is positive on the stock with a Buy rating. The target price remains unchanged at GBX 376.

[eurofox] 06/1/2021 08:29

well worth keeping the whole of my core holding in this and bp.

[yf23_1] 06/1/2021 08:26

Nearing breakout territory.

[whatsup32] 05/1/2021 19:27

My understanding was latest mid January

[1robbob] 05/1/2021 19:00

Lest we forget
Any sign of any activity en France?...or anywhere else?

[huncher] 05/1/2021 17:56

Perhaps not the dotted line but any significant initiative needed an actuarial tick to get it by the LOB leave alone the management committee. I worked for AT on one particular project and agree he had an awesome strategic mind, no doubt assisted by where he came from.

[wba1] 05/1/2021 17:28

Hi Huncher. I may be getting forgetful in my old age, but I genuinely do not recall such a process. I certainly remember major initiatives needing to go through management committee review, and actuarial views being sought (quite rightly) - but not sign off. Of course, at Allianz and L&E the management committee was run by Andrew Torrance, who made the average actuary look innumerate. Certainly I recall actuaries (including Graham Masters, who you mentioned recently, and Kenny Leitch) being core members of project groups. But not sign off. But I can quite imagine this being the case at Allianz today under Jon Dye after The Great Hall Brettell Disaster. 😊

[huncher] 05/1/2021 16:38

WBA1 Ouch - I can think of one company you worked for where actuaries were actively involved in the marketing process to the point of sign off.