Investor Roadshow Notification

RNS Number : 5848H

Aviva PLC

21 June 2013

 



21^st June 2013

AVIVA TO MEET FIXED INCOME INVESTORS AHEAD OF POTENTIAL HYBRID CAPITAL ISSUE

Aviva plc ("Aviva") announces its intention to arrange a series of fixed income investor meetings with European Institutional Investors with a view to a potential hybrid capital issuance.

The Group has c£0.8bn* of hybrid capital with call dates over the next 10 months and the proceeds of any issuance will be used for general corporate and financing purposes. This is in-line with our plans to reduce the Group's tangible debt leverage ratio to below 40% in the medium term.

Enquiries:

Media

Nigel Prideaux                                                                         [phone]

Andrew Reid                                                                           [phone]

Analysts

Colin Simpson                                                                        [phone]

David Elliot                                                                              [phone]

Notes to editors:

·     *The £0.8bn of hybrid becoming callable over the next 10 months comprises €650m in October 2013, £200m in March 2014 and €50m in April 2014.

·     Aviva provides 34 million customers with insurance, savings and investment products.

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·     We are committed to serving our customers well in order to build a stronger, sustainable business, which makes a positive contribution to society, and for which our people are proud to work.

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