Aviva Share Discussion Threads

[skinny] 04/3/2019 07:17

Aviva plc ("Aviva" or the "Company") today announces Maurice Tulloch will become Chief Executive Officer with effect from 4th March 2019.

Sir Adrian Montague, Chairman of Aviva, who has been acting in an executive capacity pending the appointment of a CEO, will revert to his role as non-executive Chairman on 4th March 2019.

Maurice joined Aviva in 1992 and was appointed to the Board of Aviva plc in June 2017. Maurice is currently Aviva's Chief Executive Officer, International Insurance and has responsibility for Aviva's life insurance and general insurance operations in France, Canada, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Turkey and India. He was previously Chief Executive Officer of Aviva UK and Ireland General Insurance, one of the largest businesses in the Aviva group.

Details of Maurice's remuneration can be found at the end of this announcement.

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[danielbird193] 03/3/2019 09:25

It's a lovely share, I'm looking forward to seeing the results on Thursday!

[whatsup32] 03/3/2019 08:51

2017 ..profit 3,016.
2016...profit 2,243
2015...profit 1,631

Profit making machine :)

[whatsup32] 03/3/2019 08:45

nice find smurfy2001
hope this translates to higher share price Monday through Wednesday, then a well above expected positive results and higher dividends takes share price above £5.

Have to say even when the share price dropped to 3.70 I didn’t lose any sleep (bought 4.78)

[smurfy2001] 03/3/2019 00:49

Aviva, which makes most of its profits in life insurance, is expected to report a 1 per cent rise in profits to £3.1billion.

[whatsup32] 01/3/2019 20:09

Thanks for the chart smurfy2001. I’m not a chartist but have to admit I noted a decent steady clime over the past month . In 6 days time results are out and we’ll all be millionaires

[smurfy2001] 01/3/2019 18:13

Long term chart there are some near term resistance lines i've not shown here.

[smurfy2001] 01/3/2019 15:49

Looking at a potential breakout.

These look far too cheap to me.

Annual div yield (ADY)
6.68%



Anyone think they could do another share buy back? We'll soon find out.

2018 final results announcement
7 March 2019

[dr biotech] 01/3/2019 15:47

I’ve stopped subscribing to the telegraph recently so can’t post the whole thing or comment on it

[scrwal] 01/3/2019 14:44

The final dividend should rise , after all the interim went from 8.4p to 9.25p.

[p0pper] 01/3/2019 13:56

Probably no CEO also LGEN a much better run company

[speedsgh] 01/3/2019 13:24

Big underpeformance here vs LGEN over the past 6 months. Any ideas why?

[whatsup32] 01/3/2019 13:08

May explain the rise today

[this_time_its_different] 01/3/2019 11:52

Stock is still way way oversold, should be trading near £5 now. I hope the board raise the dividend, appoint a new CEO and show brexit preparations.

[danielbird193] 01/3/2019 09:51

Full year results on Thursday next week. Last chance to "fill yer boots" before the upward march begins in earnest.

[this_time_its_different] 01/3/2019 09:23

STRONG BUY

[this_time_its_different] 01/3/2019 09:21

STRONG BUY, will move over 450p after they announce a new CEO and a good set of results. Don't miss the opportunity, we will not see 430p ever again.

[igoe104] 26/2/2019 14:47

I don't really invest into FTSE 100 companies, but these were such good value I purchased a big chunk a month back. Big Divi and the S/P undervalued, a win, win.

[woodhawk] 26/2/2019 08:55

Thanks for that, igoe104. I agree with the article and have been steadily increasing my holding recently. A well above average divi whilst I await a significant uplift in the share price.

[igoe104] 26/2/2019 08:30

3 reasons why I think the Aviva plc share price can outperform the FTSE 100

[edmundshaw] 25/2/2019 22:30

I cannot see how the superfunds could be allowed to buy into closed pensions without equivalent assurances of regulatory capital. It would be a nonsense. The sort of players who could afford the tens of billions to put into this game and have the long time horizons needed would be who? rich states and large charitable foundations for two, but would these funds be so secure that the pensions regulator would say that's OK, you don't need the sort of safety that Solvency II requires? I am struggling to see the insurers not winning the argument here, or at least getting some kind of level playing field...

[uppompeii] 25/2/2019 18:18

That worked for me, but only when I cut and pasted it

[uppompeii] 25/2/2019 18:18

https://www.ft.com/content/98ee26b4-3041-11e9-ba00-0251022932c8

[whatsup32] 25/2/2019 17:53

U.K. life insurers brace for hit from pension super funds .

Google it , you may get alternative news outlets

[cordwainer] 25/2/2019 16:57

can you provide me with a subscription with that link please ?