Scottish Friendly posts 7% rise in income

10 June 2002 •

Scottish Friendly's funds under management during 2002 rose by 3.3% to £310m while premium income gr...

Scottish Friendly's funds under management during 2002 rose by 3.3% to £310m while premium income grew by 7% to £65m, according to the group. Life product sales revenues fell by 37% on 2001 figures while the group's Isa sales decreased by 27%.

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