Aviva Investors launches its first MPS

For decumulation market

Ayesha Venkataraman
clock • 2 min read

Aviva Investors has launched its first model portfolio service (MPS), Aviva Retirement Portfolios, which was designed and built in partnership with SimplyBiz.

The MPS solution will be available exclusively on the Aviva Platform and will form part of SimplyBiz's range of risk-controlled solutions. It was designed to align with the benchmarked risk levels of the strategic asset allocation dictated and reviewed by the SimplyBiz Investment Committee, said Aviva.  The insurer and investment manager said the MPS was created to address the decumulation market, integrating with SimplyBiz's investment end-to-end advice solutions, Centra, as well as being risk-profiled to Defaqto's decumulation tool. The MPS will be managed by Aviva Investors' multi-...

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