Aviva targets 20% premium growth by 2022

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Aviva CEO Maurice Tulloch has revealed that the insurer is targeting a 20% increase in general insurance premiums by 2022.

The provider wrote £9.1bn of premiums globally in 2018.

Speaking on a conference call for Aviva’s Capital Markets Day, Tulloch stated the general insurance business had delivered attractive results

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