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Posted on 7/14/2026
Global asset manager aligning with clients
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London, UK
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At least 50% of working time is spent in the office.
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Aviva Investors is a global asset manager that partners with clients to understand their investment goals and concerns, then builds integrated investment solutions across asset classes with disciplined risk management. It works with large institutions and individuals saving for retirement, listening first to client needs and joining dots across markets to deliver outcomes now and over the long term. Its differentiator is the emphasis on client insight and collaboration across teams to connect ideas and manage risk, not relying on a single product. The company's goal is to help clients achieve meaningful investment outcomes through thoughtful, long-term partnerships, while acknowledging that investments can go up or down and that past performance is not guaranteed.
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1,001-5,000
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N/A
Total Funding
$436.6M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2008
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Aviva backs outlook as interim operating profit beats consensus. 14th Aug 2026 09:17 (Alliance News) - Aviva PLC on Friday said it enjoyed a "strong" first half of 2026 as it backed its longer-term outlook. The London-based insurer and wealth manager said operating profit was GBP1.33 billion in the six months that ended June 30, 24% from GBP1.07 billion a year before, as insurance revenue climbed 23% to GBP13.48 billion from GBP10.99 billion. Operating profit topped Visible Alpha consensus of GBP1.25 billion. Operating earnings per share were up 10% to 31.8 pence from 29.0p. Pretax profit declined 29% to GBP905 million in the recent half-year from GBP1.27 billion a year prior. Aviva posted an insurance service result of GBP1.27 billion, up 20% from GBP1.05 billion a year before. Its undiscounted combined operating ratio improved to 93.3% from 94.6% a year before. A figure below 100% indicates a profit on insurance underwriting. However, its net financial result fell to GBP186 million from GBP699 million. Aviva's investment return jumped to GBP20.77 billion in the recent half-year from GBP8.51 billion a year before, but counterbalancing this was a GBP17.15 billion hit to profit from the movement in non-participating investment contract liabilities, compared to a GBP5.32 billion hit a year ago. Aviva said this related mostly to hedging on interest rate and equity exposures. Additionally, investment expense attributable to unit holders increased to GBP872 million from GBP184 million. IFRS profit fell 49% to GBP418 million from GBP819 million a year before. However, IFRS return on equity was 20.3% in the first half of 2026, up from 18.2% in the first half of 2025. "Aviva's results in the first half of 2026 were very strong," Chief Executive Officer Amanda Blanc said. Blanc said Aviva is making "very good progress" with the integration of Direct Line, an acquisition it sealed in July of last year. "We are confident that we will meet our three-year financial targets in 2028 and expect 75% of our earnings to be capital-light by that point," she said. "Beyond this, Aviva is in a great position to sustain strong earnings growth over the longer term, particularly in the high growth areas of Wealth, UK and Canada General Insurance, Global Corporate and Specialty, and Health & Protection." For 2026, Aviva expects operating EPS growth in line with its 11% aim. Its three-year target, which it is also "on track to deliver", is for compound annual growth in operating EPS of 11% between 2025 and 2028. "In Individual annuities, we expect continued growth, supported by strong demand and the launch of new propositions. While bulk purchase annuity market conditions remain competitive, we continue to trade actively and have written GBP1.9 billion year-to-date," Aviva said. "We will maintain pricing discipline and write business above our low-teens internal rate of return hurdle." Aviva Investors recorded net inflows of GBP1.5 billion in the recent half-year, swung from GBP1.2 billion in outflows a year before. The Wealth business had positive GBP7.6 billion in net flows, up 32% from GBP5.8 billion a year before. The firm raised its interim dividend by 6.9% to 14.0 pence from 13.1p. Aviva shares were 0.7% higher at 718.80 pence each on Friday morning in London. By Tom Budszus, Alliance News slot editor Related Shares:
Ripple backs ZILO and Licuido to scale XRPL tokenization. Ripple has made strategic investments in ZILO and Licuido to build out regulated transfer agency, asset issuance, and collateral mobility on the XRP Ledger, with RLUSD serving as the settlement asset for institutional capital markets. Ripple has made strategic investments in two UK-based fintech firms, ZILO and Licuido, as it pushes deeper into institutional capital markets on the $XRP Ledger. The investments were announced on August 3, adding the two United Kingdom-based firms to Ripple's digital capital markets strategy on the XRP Ledger. What ZILO and Licuido Bring to XRPL. The two firms address distinct but complementary gaps in the institutional tokenization stack. ZILO is a UK-based, AI-driven technology company specialising in global asset and wealth management software, and it provides regulated transfer agency and fund administration technology, giving asset managers and custodians the compliant ownership records and operational infrastructure required to support tokenized funds at institutional scale. The platform tracks legal ownership in real time as assets change hands, enabling institutions to extend the use of digital assets into collateral, margin, repo, and treasury workflows. Licuido, which already supplied the tokenization infrastructure for Aviva Investors' recently launched USD Liquidity Fund on XRPL, covers the distribution and trading side. Its platform handles token issuance, distribution and secondary trading, with tokenized fund units designed for use as collateral. Licuido Markets Limited is an appointed representative of Sapeno Partners LLP, which the Financial Conduct Authority authorizes and regulates. RLUSD as the Settlement Layer. RLUSD, Ripple's U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, acts as the regulated settlement asset for delivery-versus-payment transactions, enabling tokenized assets to be used as collateral immediately while reducing counterparty risk through simultaneous settlement. In that model, the tokenized asset and payment settle together on XRPL rather than moving through separate systems at different times. The investments follow a broader institutional momentum on the ledger. Ripple and Aviva Investors went live on July 29, 2026, with a tokenized share class of the Aviva Investors USD Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, the first tokenized fund structure approved by the Central Bank of Ireland on a public blockchain. Ripple has framed tokenization as only the starting point, with its institutional platform combining token issuance, secure custody, collateral management, multi-currency investment capabilities, and atomic settlement. Ripple disclosed no investment amounts, leaving financial terms and resulting ownership stakes unknown to investors. (Advertisement)
Aviva Investors and Amro Partners expand Berlin PBSA portfolio. 31 July 2026 Tl;dr. * - Aviva Investors, in partnership with Amro Partners, has acquired a prime PBSA site in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district. * - The development is set to deliver 454 student beds, enhancing the local accommodation market amidst rising demand in this vibrant area. Aviva Investors has made a strategic investment in a prime site designated for purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in Berlin, collaborating with investment manager and development partner Amro Partners. This investment is part of a dedicated platform focused on the German PBSA sector, which was launched in October of the previous year. The development plan. The upcoming project is expected to provide 454 student beds, featuring a mix of fully furnished studios and shared apartments, each equipped with private bathrooms and kitchenettes. In addition to the living spaces, the development will boast numerous amenities, including a welcoming lobby, a fitness centre, study rooms, a cinema room, a landscaped courtyard, and a terrace, all designed to enhance the student living experience. Strategic significance. George Fraser-Harding, Head of European Real Estate Equity at Aviva Investors, expressed enthusiasm about extending their German PBSA platform alongside Amro Partners. He stated, "This reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering student housing in a market that is structurally undersupplied. Prenzlauer Berg is one of Berlin's most vibrant and popular neighbourhoods, and we believe this scheme will offer high-quality accommodation while supporting robust investment outcomes for our investors." Location and connectivity. The site is situated in the Prenzlauer Berg district, renowned for its rich culture, historic architecture, diverse cafés and restaurants, attractive parks, and lively public green spaces. This prime location benefits from excellent public transport links, including Berlin's extensive tram network, S-Bahn Ring, and U-Bahn, providing easy access to the city's leading higher education institutions. Broader implications for PBSA. Raj Kotecha, Chairman and Chief Executive of Amro Partners, noted that the acquisition represents a significant advancement in their German PBSA strategy. He highlighted that Berlin maintains strong demand fundamentals due to its world-class universities and international student appeal, coupled with a significant shortage of purpose-built student accommodation. This partnership with Aviva Investors allows Amro Partners to develop and operate a portfolio of high-quality, sustainable assets in key university markets across Germany. This acquisition marks the second investment made in Berlin through their collaborative platform, following a previous acquisition in Charlottenburg, which is expected to create an approximately €60 million scheme comprising 200 student rooms. Additionally, in July, Aviva Investors financed two PBSA schemes in Valencia, further demonstrating their commitment to expanding their presence in the European student accommodation sector.
Aviva chooses XRP Ledger for its tokenized Liquidity Fund and pushes RWA adoption forward. * Carrillo J.M. * Published: July 30, 2026 * 11:22 pm * Updated: July 30, 2026 * 11:22 pm Table of Contents * Tokenized Fund Launch: Aviva introduced a tokenized share class of its US Dollar Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, marking its first on-chain fund and reinforcing regulated blockchain adoption. * Institutional Infrastructure: The fund uses a digital twin model, approved by the Central Bank of Ireland, with support from BNY Mellon, Komainu, and Licuido. * RWA Momentum: XRPL's programmable asset capabilities and upcoming ecosystem expansions, including Stellar wallet integration and RLUSD-powered payments. Aviva Investors has taken a notable step into blockchain finance by launching a tokenized share class of its US Dollar Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger. The move represents the firm's first tokenized product and the initial output of its partnership with Ripple, signaling a shift toward regulated, on-chain financial instruments that mirror traditional fund structures. Aviva's regulated fund goes on-chain. Instead of creating a new investment vehicle, Aviva opted to tokenize an existing regulated fund using a digital twin model. Each token reflects ownership of the off-chain fund and preserves its investment strategy, daily liquidity, risk profile, and regulatory protections. This approach allows investors to access the same familiar product while benefiting from blockchain's transparency, efficiency, and 24/7 accessibility. The structure has earned approval from the Central Bank of Ireland, making it the first regulatory-approved tokenized fund of its kind. The milestone shows that tokenized financial products can operate within established frameworks, strengthening institutional confidence in blockchain infrastructure. The launch is supported by major financial players: BNY Mellon safeguards the underlying assets, Komainu provides regulated digital asset custody, and Licuido delivers the tokenization technology that brings the fund onto the XRP Ledger. XRPL's institutional foundation. Ripple highlights that the XRP Ledger was designed for institutional asset tokenization, offering near-instant settlement, low fees, energy efficiency, and compliance-oriented features. Since 2012, the network has processed more than four billion transactions, supports nearly eight million wallets, and is secured by over 130 independent validators. Analysts say the significance extends beyond tokenizing a liquidity fund. As validator Vet explains, putting real-world assets on-chain transforms them into programmable financial instruments. On XRPL, these assets can eventually serve as collateral, provide liquidity on the decentralized exchange, or move globally with near-instant settlement. Investors can also self-custody their holdings without losing regulatory oversight. A broader RWA shift. Aviva's launch arrives as the XRP Ledger accelerates its push toward institutional tokenization. With growing regulatory acceptance and expanding infrastructure, the network is evolving into a settlement layer for globally accessible financial assets. Momentum continues with upcoming Stellar wallet integration, expected to bring 1.5 million users, and initiatives like RedotPay's RLUSD-powered payment card, which shows how tokenized assets can bridge investing and everyday payments.
Aviva Investors launches first tokenized fund on XRPL. By: rootdata | 2026/07/29 18:07:04 Aviva Investors has launched a tokenized share class of its US Dollar Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger, moving its Ripple partnership into production. * Aviva Investors launched its first tokenized fund structure on the XRP Ledger. * The Ireland-domiciled fund received Central Bank of Ireland approval for its new share class. * Eligible investors can access the fund through digital wallets while BNY Mellon holds the underlying assets. * XRP Ledger hosts approximately $4.37 billion in distributed and represented real-world assets. Aviva brings its USD liquidity fund to XRPL. Aviva Investors and Ripple announced the launch on July 29, following a tokenization partnership disclosed in February. The product is a new share class of the Aviva Investors US Dollar Liquidity Fund, an Ireland-domiciled UCITS money market fund launched in its traditional form in 2020. The companies are using a "digital twin" structure. Fund holdings are represented on the XRP Ledger, while the existing off-chain fund and its regulated framework remain in place. Eligible investors with approved digital wallets will receive the same investment objective, risk profile, liquidity terms and regulatory protections available through the conventional share class, according to the launch announcement. Mark Versey, CEO of Aviva Investors, described the launch as the asset manager's first step into tokenized funds. "It is our view that this trend will increase efficiency and ultimately lead to improved client outcomes." Central Bank of Ireland approves tokenized share class. The Central Bank of Ireland approved the new share class, allowing the product to operate within the fund's existing regulated structure. Aviva said the fund targets low-risk returns and daily liquidity through high-grade, short-term debt instruments denominated in US dollars. BNY Mellon will continue holding the fund's underlying assets, separating regulated custody from the blockchain record representing investor holdings. Komainu, a regulated digital asset custodian, supported the blockchain infrastructure, while Licuido provided technology for tokenizing the fund. The structure lets Aviva issue and manage fund shares on XRPL without moving the underlying securities directly onto the network. For US investors, the fund's dollar denomination does not automatically make it available in the United States. Access remains limited to eligible investors and depends on local securities rules, distribution approvals and Aviva's onboarding requirements. The announcement did not identify a US retail offering or approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ripple expands its institutional product strategy. The launch turns Ripple's first partnership with a European investment manager into a live product. When the firms announced their agreement in February, they said they intended to work together throughout 2026 and beyond on bringing regulated funds to XRPL. Ripple has also expanded other parts of its institutional infrastructure. Last week, the company launched Ripple Mint, giving approved customers a direct channel to issue, redeem, bridge and track its Ripple USD stablecoin. Ripple separately invested in compliance firm Notabene, which operates a payment and transaction network for regulated businesses. Together, the updates address token issuance, distribution and compliance rather than relying on a single blockchain product. SBI Holdings, a long-time Ripple partner, is also broadening its blockchain exposure. The Japanese financial group recently renamed SBI Security Solutions as SBI Digital Practice and repositioned the subsidiary around the Canton Network. The move extends SBI's institutional on-chain strategy beyond Ripple and XRPL. Reallink price. 23.46% Past 30 days Reallink is currently trading at 0.07431 USD. Over the past 30 days, Reallink has risen 23.46%. Learn more about Reallink. XRP Ledger holds $4.37B in tokenized assets. The Aviva fund joins a growing group of tokenized financial products represented on XRPL. RWA.xyz data showed $313.3 million in distributed assets and $4.06 billion in represented assets on the network as of July 29. Together, those categories placed XRPL's tracked real-world asset value at approximately $4.37 billion. The number of RWA holders increased 17.42% during the previous 30 days to 182. However, distributed asset value fell 5.24%, while represented value declined 0.47% over the same period. XRPL also held $952.25 million in stablecoins, including about $907.2 million attributed to RLUSD. Adding stablecoins to the network's distributed and represented RWA figures would put the broader tracked total above $5.3 billion, although RWA.xyz lists the categories separately. 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