Aviva Investors targets pension savers following Budget

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Pension savers will be among the targets of Aviva Investors' forthcoming low volatility multi-asset strategy, the firm's head of multi-asset has said.

Peter Fitzgerald (pictured) expanded on the plans while discussing the potential for age-targeted investment products following of Budget pension reforms. He said: "We are working very hard to come to market with a low volatility solution to directly target these client outcomes referred to. I believe individuals should be free to decide what they do with money they have saved for years." The low volatility products will cover a range of asset classes, he added: "If you have been asked to buy an annuity where there was zero liquidity, you should be able to buy soomething that includes...

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