Aviva has confirmed it has delayed the final stage of its replatforming process by a couple of weeks as it nears the end of its long-term project.
At the end of August, Professional Adviser revealed Aviva would be completing the migration of its client bank in late November, but this will now happen on the weekend of 9 and 10 December. The life company's adviser platform project to switch from Bravura to FNZ technology was already delayed by six months before this latest setback. An Aviva spokesperson said: "We have always said the efficient and compliant transfer to the new platform is our priority, and this takes precedence over pre-set timetables. We will continue to communicate with advisers and their clients to update them....
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