Schroders and Aviva soar to keep FTSE afloat

Laura Dew
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Shares in Schroders and Aviva jumped sharply today after strong full-year results from both firms, helping to keep the FTSE 100 ahead.

Schroders is currently 3.4% up - having risen by almost 6% initially - after it reported double-digit gains in profits across the board. The numbers from the group's wealth management were particularly impressive, with profits tripling from £11.8m to £34.3m in 2013, buoyed by the takeover of Cazenove Capital last summer. Brokers rushed to upgrade estimates following the release of the results, but even Schroders was topped by Aviva which has seen its shares soar 9.2% this morning. The insurer cheered analysts after profits of £2.2bn beat consensus forecasts. The two stocks helpe...

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