Aviva Shares Computershare & Brexit impact

lisasimpson

Any holders here of Aviva shares. Brexit had a impact for Irish holders. 1 of the options was to transfer drom computershare if you didnt have a UK address. Unfortunately due to lockdown deadline was missed. Anyone here have them and do anything with them

bcklschaps

lisasimpson wrote: »

Any holders here of Aviva shares. Brexit had a impact for Irish holders. 1 of the options was to transfer drom computershare if you didnt have a UK address. Unfortunately due to lockdown deadline was missed. Anyone here have them and do anything with them

Are you asking if Aviva shares
are a sell, hold or buy? ....or is it a technical question regarding Computershare registry?

I imagine in order to sell shares you would need to setup an account with a Broker and transfer the shares from Computershare to that broker.... It might be more convenient to store them electronically (as opposed to paper Share certificates).


As regards Aviva shares value. Well I incidentally bought a few myself last week. The Insurance industry seems to be going fairly well (for example AXA is one of my better performers this year). Nice dividend on both as well (>5%)...but maybe DYOR also.

lisasimpson

They are held with computershare.uk but coz im a non uk resident i can no longer re-invest divs etc.they issued a share cert by default coz of brexit. Just wondering what to do or where to turn to for advise about them. Id like to keep them and stay re- investing diva until i want to cash them in for something future down the line

Shedite27

Are these shares through a staff savings scheme? Or bought on the open market?

lisasimpson

Shedite27 wrote: »

Are these shares through a staff savings scheme? Or bought on the open market?

Inheritance

Viscount Aggro

lisasimpson wrote: »

Inheritance

I've a few shares in AV.
100,000 units.
I am not worried about Brexit impact.
There's a lot going on with Aviva, cash being returned to shareholders via dive, buybacks, possibly tender offer.

I also would not buy at current levels.

Shedite27

lisasimpson wrote: »

Inheritance

If you're looking to find your options, I'd just email Computershare, there's a lot of different share schemes so it's hard for anyone here to advise.

I'd echo thoughts tho not to sell for now. I'm also a shareholders. The new CEO seems to know what she's doing in selling off unprofitable parts of the business and maximising shareholder value. Share price has pretty much doubled in the past year since she's been in charge

lisasimpson

Ive not intention just looking on advise on how to sort out who hold them for me and is there a way i could go back to re- invest diva etc. Just looking for options who can sort them out for me. Ive tries computershare themselves a few times getting no response

Shedite27

lisasimpson wrote: »

Ive not intention just looking on advise on how to sort out who hold them for me and is there a way i could go back to re- invest diva etc. Just looking for options who can sort them out for me. Ive tries computershare themselves a few times getting no response

Try registering for their online access
http://www.investorcentre.co.uk/

daithi7

Viscount Aggro wrote: »

I've a few shares in AV.
100,000 units.
I am not worried about Brexit impact.
There's a lot going on with Aviva, cash being returned to shareholders via dive, buybacks, possibly tender offer.

I also would not buy at current levels.

Then would you sell at current levels?

And where would you define the buy/ hold & sell thresholds for this share??

After all, they are the only 3 decisive actions that an investor (or speculator) can actually take.