Aviva

Aviva has swooped to appoint a new head of fraud for underwriting, pricing and product to boost front-end fraud detection.

Aviva has been hit with a rating downgrade by Standard & Poor's (S&P) amid concerns its strategic plan will create "significant risks and costs".

UK businesses are being hindered by lack effective sickness absence management and group cover, Aviva has reported.

The environment income protection is sold into is changing fast. Lee Lovett sees promising signs this could be the start of the time when IP cover comes of age

Insurer Aviva recorded a loss after tax of more than £680m in the first half of the year, after writing down some £870m of goodwill at its US business.

A large majority of employers feel ill-equipped to help staff return to work after illness while a significant minority are calling for auto-enrolment into group risk schemes, new research finds.

As embattled employers look for ways to offer low-cost employee benefits, group critical illness could be just the ticket. So why is the GCI market only one-twentieth the size of group life? Nicola Culley investigates.

Aviva is preparing to sell its US division at an estimated loss of £800m, according to reports.

Amid falling protection sales and a growing protection gap, Pink and Aviva have teamed up to provide a protection training academy for mortgage advisers and people new to the industry. Mark Graves explains why.

International PMI brokers could take advantage of UK employers increasingly looking overseas for business opportunity, Aviva has said.