Aviva: Friends Life deal 'everything we expected it to be'
Third quarter figures offer evidence of turnaround, says Aviva chief
Insurer Aviva said it had made savings of £91m from its acquisition of rival provider Friends Life and hailed the merger as "everything we expected it to be", in its third quarter results.
The group, which forms the largest life insurer in the UK since its merger in April, increased its previous synergy savings by £28m in the last quarter against its final target of £225m by 2017. Aviva's...
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