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Prudential is to invest £50m a year into a host of “critical” new products as it attempts to consolidate a 42% drop in annuity sales resulting from the pension reforms in this year’s Budget.
Prudential is to invest £50m a year into a host of “critical” new products as it attempts to consolidate a 42% drop in annuity sales resulting from the pension reforms in this year’s Budget.
Prudential saw a growth of nearly 60% in offshore bond sales over the first half 2014, on top of strong results across the board for its businesses.
More than half a billion pounds is set to be wasted this year in inheritance tax as individuals fail to place their life protection policies “under trust”.
UK chief executive of France-headquartered group Axa Paul Evans is to be the next chairman of the Association of British Insurers.
Eastspring Investments has poached FWD Group’s Andy Yang for a new role of head of insurance relationship.
Beer drinkers and players enjoying free bingo games to play were not the only ones Chancellor George Osborne addressed in his budget; as Prudential’s Gerry Brown reports, he included provisions affecting non-natural persons, Offshore employment intermediaries, and other individuals and entities of the offshore world...
Prudential has reiterated that Asia will be at the heart of its future prospects after strong performance last year, while onshore bond sales in the UK disappointed.
The Prudential Assurance Company has completed the process of domesticating its Hong Kong branch on January 1.
Prudential has taken its first step into the African life insurance market, by acquiring Ghanaian insurer Express Life from Africa/Asia financial services specialist, Leapfrog.
Eastspring Investments, the Asia asset management arm of Prudential, has opened a UK office aimed at targeting Asia investment expertise to prospective UK and European investors.
Eastspring Investments, the asset management arm of Prudential Corporation Asia, has appointed Nathalie Lou as head of retail sales in Hong Kong.
Prudential is to go ahead with a plan to "domesticate" the last remaining Asian branch of its UK-based insurance business, the company said yesterday.