Aviva’s wealth arm, which includes its workplace pension, platform and advice arm – including national advice firm Succession Wealth – saw its profits rise 36% to £175m in 2025, the business has revealed.
Its platform also saw its net flows increase by 7% last year to £4.6bn, largely driven by the launch of its onshore bond in the first half of the year.
Assets on its adviser platform stood at £65bn at the end of 2025, while adviser platform customers increased by 11% to over 440,000.
Aviva said its wealth arm is an increasingly important part of its strategy. “We are on track for our £280m profit ambition in 2027. And the importance of wealth within our portfolio is growing,” the business said in its results.
“It will soon account for nearly 10% of group earnings, further increasing our share of attractive fee-based income.”
