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Cevian Capital revolts after Aviva’s move to return £4bn back to shareholders

By 2021-08-16T06:32:00

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The insurer announced last week it would start a £750m share buyback

Swedish active investment firm and Aviva investor Cevian Capital has revolted after the insurer announced in its 2021 half year results on 12 August 2021 that it will be returning £4bn to its shareholders by H1 2022.

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