In a trading statement today (15 May), Aviva said the lower inflows, which represented 5% of its opening assets under management, came as a result of asset outflows in its Workplace scheme, which has suffered a 42% annual decline and hit £1.2bn in the previous quarter.
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Nevertheless, the outflows were offset by strong growth in its Platform business, which posted almost £1.3bn in Q1 of this year, or 52% growth from the same period last year.
Aviva said it expects its Wealth division to record “strong gro…
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