Aviva protection and health sales rise in Q1

Group protection sales up 15%

Jaskeet Briah
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Aviva has reported its protection and health sales increased 5% in Q1 of 2024 to £106 million, compared to £102m in the same period last year.

The increase in sales was driven by growth in protection, with group protection sales up 15% to £38m from £33m in Q1 2023, which Aviva said reflects strong new scheme wins. Additionally, individual protection sales increased to £37m from £36m last year. Aviva said it also experienced continued momentum in health with double-digit growth of in-force premiums from the prior year.  However, sales were down 6% from £33m last year to £31m, which Aviva noted was expected due to a strong prior year performance in corporate, following the exit of another provider from the market. In April ...

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