Pru acquires Resolution's Phoenix Life & Pensions

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Prudential has today reached agreement on the purchase for the transfer of the pension annuity portfolio written in the with-profits fund of Resolution Life's subsidiary, Phoenix Life & Pensions (PLP).

Prudential Pensions, a subsidiary of Prudential, says the book includes 52,500 policies (weighted average age 73 with no deferred annuities) with assets of around £1.5bn. The firm forecasts the purchase will generate premium income exceeding £145m, on an APE basis, however, more accurate figures will only be uncovered during the course of the rest of the year. Under the terms of the agreement, Prudential will initially provide reassurance to PLP, which will continue to pay the annuitants, while Prudential will reimburse the annuity payments to PLP. However, in due course, the acquiring ...

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