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France: Aviva opens a new window of subscription to the FCP Aviva rebond within the framework of its life insurance contracts

 Aviva France has announced a new window of subscription to the FCP Aviva Rebond in its life insurance contracts. The objective of this fund is to take advantage of difficult periods within the markets by investing in private shares or bonds considered excessively quoted under par.

 A market context that offers investment opportunities

 Aviva France has launched a new operation of subscription to the FCP Aviva Rebond, until 31 July 2012. This fund addresses investors who enjoy an investment schedule over 3 to 5 years and who are convinced that the economic situation can cater for opportunist investments, subject to a willingness to undertake a certain level of risk.

 Aviva Rebond was launched in May 2009 within a market context featuring a severe fall in share values and historically very low evaluation levels, making it possible to take investment opportunities.

 Now, after the period of severe depreciation which has adversely affected the rates of shares and the evaluations of corporate bonds, the Aviva Rebond fund is gauged to take advantage of any rise in the market. The CAC 40 index has returned to the level achieved in May 2009, the levels of evaluation are quoted well below par particularly among industrial stocks, and new purchasing opportunities are appearing.

 A first successful operation in 2009

 Its good advice policy is a major feature of Aviva France, and aims to offer investments to its clients in accordance with their profile: specific need, required performance, investment period and appetite for risk.

 In the beginning of the month of June 2009, Aviva France had launched a first operation among its clients within a still depressed market context, in order to benefit from the assessment opportunities that it was offering. By the end of a subscription window that extended throughout the period from June to December 2009, Aviva France had advised its clients to retain their positions in 2010, and then leave the support in December 2010 to establish a taking of profits*.

 The assets of Aviva Rebond

 Aviva Rebond, an FCP of French law created on 15 May 2009, is a diversified fund with the objective of benefiting from the potential of evaluation of the stocks selected within its portfolio. Its investment scenario favours risky assets (private shares and bonds of the Euro zone).

 The concentrated portfolio of Aviva Rebond results from a management of conviction, which makes it possible to keep intact its rebound dynamic within the current environment.

 Characteristics of Aviva Rebond

 Juridical form FCP of French law, which is not the object of
 any guarantee or protection of the invested capital.

 ISIN codes Part A FR0010742791

 Management company Aviva Investors France

 Date of creation 15 May 2009

 Currency Euro

 Evaluation Daily

 Maximum overheads 2.5% max

 High performance commission Nil

 Charges of entry 4% max

 Index of reference 50% EURO STOXX® + 50% Barclays Capital Euro
 Aggregate Corporate 3-5 years

 * Past performances are not a reliable indicator of future performances. Performances may vary over time.

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