Aviva Investors, the £223bn asset management arm of the UK-listed insurance group, has unveiled a private assets fund targeting institutional and wealth investors — the largest launch of its kind to date.

The long-term asset fund consists of an initial £1.5bn portfolio...

Aviva Investors follows Schroders with £1.5bn LTAF launch

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