Media statement on investing in UK defence

Aviva’s latest How We Live report finds that 83% of UK adults are planning a holiday this year, with both UK and international trips on the horizon.

Aviva paid out more than £1.89 billion across nearly 62,000 individual and group protection claims in 2024.

During Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, new research from Aviva highlights a concerning lack of awareness among UK women regarding the symptoms of ovarian cancer.

Today the Government published its initial report following the discovery phase of its Keep Britain Working Review being led by Sir Charlie Mayfield.

The Commission for Healthier Working Lives, set up by the Health Foundation, has issued its final report following a nine-month study.

A quarter (25%) of over 50s wish they had taken their pension more seriously at a younger age

The buy-out transaction was completed in January 2025, with the buy-in having taken place in July 2024.

Aviva’s latest How We Live report suggests that the average value of household items has increased by 38% in the past five years to more than £58,000.

Another year of excellent performance and consistent delivery.

Aviva is urging people to exercise caution after a new survey revealed nearly one in five UK adults (19%) have encountered potential or actual fire hazards in their homes due to air fryers.

Aviva research reveals that over half (55%) of drivers could be improperly using their lights, severely impacting their vision and increasing the chances of a collision.

Research by insurer Aviva indicates a trend for international day trips with over a third having either travelled or planning to travel to another country for the day.

Aviva today announces the appointment of Craig Fazzini-Jones as Group Chief Operating Officer, from 1 March.

Two additional lines of business from Aviva’s Global Corporate & Specialty (GCS) division are now available on the Lloyd’s market through Probitas.

Almost seven million UK homeowners plan to renovate their homes this year and intend to spend more than £14,000 each on average over the next two years, according to Aviva’s latest How We Live report.

Aviva and Supergen Offshore Renewable (ORE) Hub are partnering with the University of Exeter to fund a groundbreaking four-year PhD project, creating a novel risk management framework for offshore wind construction and operations insurance programmes.