Putting the right pieces in place for your business
You know your business, and what makes it tick. It has its own unique set of needs, whether you’re starting up, scaling back or treading a steady path. And there are things you’ll want in place to keep it running smoothly, for your customers and colleagues alike. That’s where we step in.
Ticking off your business needs with confidence. It takes Aviva.
Workplace pensions
Find the right scheme to suit your business. There are various options, all with our expert support through set-up and ongoing management.
Group protection
Protecting your people. Life insurance, critical illness cover, and income protection solutions to support your workforce through life’s uncertainties.
Business health insurance
Consider adding private medical insurance to your employee package, with ways to tailor it to suit your needs and budgets.
Business insurance
Find out how we can help provide the cover you need, including your vehicles, your premises, and your liability.
Bulk purchase annuities
Defined benefit scheme trustees can look ahead with confidence, by harnessing our specialist expertise to reduce or fully remove your liability.
Look after your employees’ wellbeing too
With us by your side, you can show up for your workforce in many ways. That's because most of our products come with non-contractual benefits to help support different aspects of your employees' wellbeing.
With a range of services available that focus on their physical, mental, and financial health, you can help support your employees' when they need you most.
Access to additional benefits and services may vary depending on the product/s you have with us.
Quick links if you need something else
Looking for details of your own workplace pension? Or do you want information more specific to your role as a financial adviser? These links can point the way.
Social action
- We’ve contributed over £7 million to our partner Citizens Advice to help people become more financially resilient.
- We’ve contributed more than £17 million to over 9,000 community-based causes since 2015.
- We’ve invested billions in UK infrastructure, including urban regeneration, social housing, renewable energy, and EV recharging networks.
Climate action
- We’re pursuing our ambition to be Net Zero by 2040 – and we are working with our supply chain to share this ambition.
- We use 100% renewable electricity for all our offices across core markets.
- We’ve partnered with leading conservation charities on nature-based solutions, like restoring wetlands, woodlands and peatlands.
Embedding sustainability
- We aim to act as a trusted sustainability leader. Our actions focus on providing purposeful proposition choice, being the employer of choice, and protecting human rights while maintaining good governance.
- We’ve invested £8.7 billion pounds in sustainable assets since the end of 2019.
- In 2024, we launched a Sustainability Resources and Reporting hub to share our commitment to being a responsible and transparent organisation.
While we are working towards our sustainability ambition, we acknowledge that when it comes to decarbonising the economy in which we operate and invest, Aviva is one part of a far larger global ecosystem. There are limits to our ability to influence other organisations and governments. Nevertheless, we remain focused on the task and are committed to playing our part in the collective effort to enable the global transition.
Our Group financial strength and performance
With us, you can be confident of a stable presence by your side. As a business, we've negotiated many ups and downs over our 325 years. And we're well positioned to face into whatever lies ahead with confidence.
Aviva’s strong financial stability and ability to pay obligations to policyholders has been recognised by global credit rating agencies, including S&P, Moody's and AM Best, who have independently assigned investment grade financial strength ratings (AA- / Aa3 / A+) to rated entities.
£7.699bn
UK & Ireland General Insurance GWP (2024)*
2023: £6.64bn
203%
Solvency II shareholder cover ratio (2024)*
2023: 207%
£1.7bn
Centre liquidity (Jan 2025)*
Feb 2024: £1.9bn