Aviva Investors' AUM and profits climb in 'breakout year'

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Natalie Kenway
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Aviva Investors saw assets under management (AUM) increase by 19% in 2016, driven by positive net flows, the AIMS range trebling its assets, and the transfer of a further £14bn of Friends Life assets, in what was described as a "breakout year" for fund management by Aviva CEO Mark Wilson.

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