Fund News

Three award wins recognise investment expertise and customer innovation

Well done to all involved

Bitesize: What happened in markets in October?

6 November 2026. Read more about Aviva Investors’ latest weekly market comment.

US midterm elections – snapshot reaction

Potential consequences for financial markets

CPD Webinar: Closing the retirement confidence gap

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CPD Ethics Webinar: Winning at all costs?

Playing the long game: trust, ethics and success in modern financial advice

Star Performers

Across a range of fund managers, risk profiles, asset classes, and investment styles, Aviva funds continue to perform strongly.

Cash Funds – right for some goals, not for others

Where clients are investing for the longer term, it may be worth revisiting whether cash remains the right home for all their savings.

Every business needs a game plan

Managing cash balances for businesses

Jim Power’s 2026 Mid-Year Economic Outlook

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Bring your A Game: turning savers into investors

Here are the key takeaways I’d bring into every client conversation right now.

CPD Webinar: Bring your A-Game to client investments

Turning great savers into confident investors

Flash Update – Iran Conflict: Concise Fund Manager Perspectives

Views from our Multi-Asset Fund Managers

AIMs Target Return Fund Update March 2026

What is changing?

Irish Commercial Property: A New Dawn?

Aviva’s Irish Commercial Property Fund, strong 2025 returns and a positive outlook for 2026

Another standout year for the Cantor Fitzgerald Multi-Asset Funds

in 2025

A Smart Way to Invest – Combining High Yield Equity with Fixed Return

Combining High Yield Equity with Fixed Return

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