RSA's £5bn tilt at Aviva business falls at first hurdle
Saturday 14 August 2010
Aviva, the insurer formed out of brands including Norwich Union and Commercial Union, has turned down a £5bn offer from one of its rivals for its general insurance unit, it emerged yesterday.
DJ Taylor: The drive to celebrityville
Sunday 28 February 2010
Canoe death fraudster must repay £591,000
Wednesday 11 November 2009
Fraudster Anne Darwin faces 30 months in jail if she does not repay the sum of nearly £600,000 she made from the faked death scam she carried out with her husband, a judge ruled today.
Aviva boss threatens to sue over love affair
Friday 23 October 2009
The boss of Britain's biggest insurance company and his lover warned yesterday that they were prepared to go to the courts to guard their privacy after their affair was made public.
Aviva unveils details of reattribution windfalls
Thursday 01 October 2009
Some 805,000 customers of Aviva will share in a £470m payout from next month, the insurer said today. Most will receive tax-free payouts of between £214 and £1,230 after voting to relinquish any future claims to the profits generated by the funds that hold their investments.
Judge sanctions insurer's fund pay-out deal
Friday 18 September 2009
The High Court today rejected attempts to block a scheme under which insurance group Aviva is offering policyholders £500 million in exchange for giving up their rights in a fund worth £1.2 billion.
Questions of cash: It pays to keep track of your mortgage payments
Saturday 30 May 2009
Q: We moved house in July last year. Nationwide redeemed our existing tracker mortgage against our wishes.
Norwich Union name to disappear after 200 years
Friday 29 May 2009
The Norwich Union name will disappear after more than 200 years on Monday.
Warning over burglary risk as recession deepens
Sunday 26 April 2009
Household burglaries could escalate by 50 per cent as the year draws out, according to Norwich Union. In 2008, More than 280,000 burglaries were reported, according to Home Office statistics, but the insurer predicts that will increase by more than 140,000.
Christina Patterson: Please tell us what to do about getting old
Saturday 18 April 2009
Shares suspended in Southampton FC company
Wednesday 01 April 2009
Shares in the parent company of Southampton Football Club were suspended today after the business failed to secure additional funds ahead of a 31 March deadline.
FSA U-turn leaves policyholders ‘in the lurch’
Tuesday 24 February 2009
Janet Street-Porter: Pure delusion. It's an open and shut case
Wednesday 11 February 2009
It's the way of the world we live in. The man leading the inquiry into bankers' bonuses turns out to have been the chairman of a bank – and to have received bonuses. The people running an investigation into why the House of Commons is composed of such a narrow section of the population – predominately white, male and middle class – just happen to be MPs.
Aviva abandons £1bn policyholder payout after stock markets slide
Thursday 05 February 2009







