Aviva has further pushed back the launch of its new platform by around six weeks as it struggles to bring the long-term project to a close.
The news comes just two weeks after the group announced a delay on the project that pushed back its completion date from late November to mid-December. It now plans to launch the platform on 22 January 2018, however, rather than the already-delayed date of 11 December. The life company's adviser platform project to switch from Bravura to FNZ technology was already delayed by more than six months before this latest setback. In an email to advisers, the group said: "Upgrading the Aviva Platform involves a number of complex actions and we believe that getting the migration right is far m...
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