This is Money 30 November 2009 If the value rises say in two years' time would I be able to add this sum to the Aviva pot or is that closed once an annuity is taken out? Full Article at This Is Money

List been drawnby regulators in an effort to pre-empt systemic risks from spreading around the world in any future financial crisis Thirty global financial institutions make up a list that regulators are earmarking for cross-border supervision... Full Article at Globe and Mail

Regulators have identified thirty international financial institutions for cross-border supervision exercises, the Financial Times reported Sunday, without directly citing sources. Full Article at MarketWatch

Aviva and Noam Shalit, the parents of captive soldier Gilad Shalit, ended their meeting with Immigrant Absorption Minister Sofa Landver at her Knesset office. Both sides refused to comment on the content of the meeting. Full Article at Ynetnews

In what could be a boost for the Mmamabula Energy Project (MEP), South Africa's Minster of Public Enterprises says Eskom is keen to close agreements with independent power producers (IPPs). Full Article at AllAfrica.com

2009-11-30 04:42:56 - Aviva plc - Financial and Strategic Analysis Review - a new market research report on companiesandmarkets.com its strengths and weaknesses and the opportunities and threats it faces going forward. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

Residents in healthy postcodes, often middle-class districts where people eat a healthy diet and smoke and drink less, do not get as much money as those in poorer areas. Full Article at Daily Express

CROKE PARK should remain available for soccer and rugby after the Aviva Stadium opens and should continue to be used when the capacity of the new arena is insufficient, former GAA president Seán Kelly has said. Full Article at Irish Times

The name Gertrude Berg might prompt a "who?" from most Americans these days. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram

The parents of captive soldier Gilad Shalit, Noam and Aviva, are holding a meeting with Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman in Jerusalem, together with Shimshon Libman who heads the campaign to release their son. Full Article at Ynetnews

Great Britain's Dee Caffari and Brian Thompson on Aviva have taken eighth place in the IMOCA Open 60 class in the Transat Jacques Vabre two-handed transatlantic race. Full Article at Sailing News For Sailors

The next time you take a home loan, and your bank insists on insuring the loan, make sure the insurance company has accepted the policy — otherwise you risk losing your house. Full Article at Hindustan Times

8 November 2009 Alison Thornberry, founder and managing director of Sure Insurance, which in July launched Childsure, a stand-alone policy for children, says sales have tripled in the past month, largely due to fears about pandemics. Full Article at This Is Money

Helen Loveless, Financial Mail 2 November 2009 Research from insurer Aviva suggests that nearly 60% of smaller firms in the UK have taken steps to diversify their business to get through the tough times. Full Article at This Is Money

My endowment policy with Norwich Union has just matured. Will I receive a windfall payment now that Aviva has taken over? E.P. , Manchester Simon Moon from This is Money replies: First things first: Norwich Union is not being taken over by Aviva. Full Article at This Is Money

Ciref, the AIM listed property investor that had joint ventures with developer Modus, has agreed a restructuring deal with Aviva Commercial Finance for its four shopping centres and has raised £36.8m of new equity. Full Article at Property Week

THE Dublin office of Aviva's investment offshoot is to be reduced to a "customer service centre" with all investment activity transferred to London. Full Article at Irish Independent

The insurance industry is witnessing a phase of transition, which brings to the fore some obvious questions. Following the capping of charges, will insurers be forced to look at the existing structure? How will this help customers? Full Article at Rediff

Today's other stories in brief Sparkling India take control CRICKET : Indian openers Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag struck sparkling centuries as India amassed 417-2 to take a firm grip of the second Test against Sri Lanka after the first day’s... Full Article at Irish Times