AVIVA - Announcement of 2008 Long-Term Savings New Business and Move to MCEV Reporting


LONDON, February 4 /PRNewswire/ --     AVIVA, the UK insurance group, will today be hosting a live presentation
outlining full-year 2008 long-term savings new business figures plus the move
from EEV to MCEV reporting.

Speakers at the event will include Andrew Moss, Aviva CEO, Philip Scott,
Aviva CFO, Nic Nicandrou, FD Norwich Union Life, Tim Harris, Chief Financial
Officer, Europe, and David Rogers, Aviva Chief Accounting Officer.

The live video webcast will be available on http://w3.cantos.com/aviva at
1000GMT with an on-demand replay available later in the day.

It's free to view. All you need to do is register at 
http://www.cantos.com.

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