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Mumbai, 29 December 2011:  Aviva Life Insurance today announced that it has further strengthened its relationship with leading online payment services platform BillDesk (IndiaIdeas.com Limited) to provide increased convenience to its customers for premium payment. As part of the new services, Aviva customers will now have the option to pay their premium through 49 banks on …

“Aviva Capital”: The markets are giving Greece a stay of execution but not for long. Aviva Capital, the Italy-based asset management firm says that investors, who remain concerned about the risk that Athens may be overwhelmed by its debts — projected to hit 120 percent of gross domestic product this year — are charging a …

“Aviva Capital”: The markets are giving Greece a stay of execution but not for long. Aviva Capital, the Italy-based asset management firm says that investors, who remain concerned about the risk that Athens may be overwhelmed by its debts — projected to hit 120 percent of gross domestic product this year — are charging a …

“Aviva Capital”: Britain may become poster boy for “Stagflation”. (Bloomberg) – – Aviva Capital, the Italy-based boutique broker, have told clients that its predictions of an inflationary spiral in the UK are more likely than ever to materialize. In a scheduled client email, the firm said that recent figures from the Office of National Statistics …

“Aviva Capital” – The People’s Bank of China is correct to rein in excessive liquidity in the system. Aviva Capital apparently believes that the general negativity in markets linked to the People’s Bank of China’s (PBoC) decision to raise the reserve requirements for commercial banks is misplaced and unjustified. China revealed a massive stimulus effort …

“Aviva Capital” on the resentment towards a potential bailout for Greece. Roma, Italy – News Release. Italy-based boutique brokerage, Aviva Capital, believes that the growing resentment towards the almost inevitable bailout of Greece by neighboring EU member states could cause fractures in the very fabric of the single currency. Analysts at the firm suggest that …

The website behind Norwich Union, the UK’s biggest insurer, is set to change its customer website to www.aviva.co.uk on 1 June. The website switchover coincides with Norwich Union’s name change to Aviva, as part of the Aviva group’s move to a single global brand – the fifth largest insurer in the world.