Aviva paid 1.3 billion in corporate tax last year,alot of global companies pay a pittance of there overall profits. In other words Avivas already paying its fair share.
So far about 70 ,000 deaths and peaking in alot of countries currently. Seasonal flu can account for upto 650,000 deaths per year normally. Globally there has been a fantastic effort by politicians to minimise/contain current pandemic and hopefully any shortcoming/shortages can be focussed on for the next pandemic whenever it may be.
"The worst global crisis in recorded history" What worse than ww1,ww2,spanish flu and bubonic plague? Not forgetting volacano eruptions that have blocked out sunlight for 6 months and killed millions
Theres a problem with over supply,eventually storage runs out! I think we are now reaching that point which has arrived maybe sooner than expected due to lockdowns around the world. Current oil supply deal runs out 31st March so I think theres pressure on a new deal to be struck this weekend At current prices all supply countries are loss making. Wti just 21 dollars and with storage full a deal has to be done to stop prices going extreme shortly. Canadian oil is now just 5 dollars a barrel! https://finance.yahoo.com/news/oil-hits-us-5-why-pumps-will-stay-open-when-prices-turn-negative-172104653.html
Aviva has improved under Tulloch,eps up 50% in a year. Eps twice that of lgens that has more or less frozen for two years. So really Aviva sp should be twice that of lgen.