UK insurer and investment firm Aviva reported a rise in general premiums although volatile markets resulted in a slowdown of cash inflows at its wealth division.
Source: Sharecast
General insurance premiums for the first quarter rose 11% to £2.4bn, while private healthcare revenue grew 25% as private cover became more popular.
However, net flows to its investment division fell 15% to £2.3bn.
Reporting by Frank Prenesti for Sharecast.com
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