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from Legal & General Group PLC
Low interest rates wipe out operating resilience
L&G reported an operating profit from continuing divisions (excluding Mature Savings and General Insurance businesses) of £1,128m, -2.2% yoy. The COVID-19-related cost was £129m. LGR posted a growing operating profit to £721m. Net profit amounted to £290m vs. £87 ...
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No major problems so far
L&G posted a rare update of its main figures in Q1 20, as it usually only releases half-year results. The company said it is in a good shape, with a developing Pension Risk Transfer business (transactions of £1.2bn with a business pipeline of £26bn). Annuity sales are growing and ...
View reportResilient business model
L&G released operating profit from continuing divisions of £2,514m, up 17% yoy. All business units posted an upward trend in earnings. The profit excludes the mortality release of £155m and the Mature Savings and General Insurance businesses (£11m). Net profit stood at &poun ...
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The decline in Solvency is not a concern
L&G’s operating earnings improved significantly in the H1 19 (5.6% to £1,005m). This performance was better than expected. The insurer will revise its mortality hypothesis in the H2 with an additional £200m on operating earnings by the end of the year. The reduction in the c ...
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Better earnings, in part thanks to life expectancy changes
L&G reported FY18 operating profit from divisions of £2,231m, 1% above estimates. All business lines posted an improvement in profitability, mainly L&G Retirement which recorded a 21.8% increase in its operating earnings to £1,115m. AuM crossed the threshold of £1tn. Net ...
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