An increase in new individual pensions business of 122% during 2006 is the result of having its A-Day product and IT platform ready on time, says Winterthur Life.
The company, which was taken over by Axa in June last year, has reported an increase in total new pensions business of 44% to £2.5bn, on a single premium equivalent (SPE) basis, including group pensions which Axa intends to merge into a new business unit. However Winterthur points out its pensions business is primarily single premium, which rose 122% to £1.59bn from £640m in 2005, as it says the returns are better than the higher volume but more competitive regular premium market. Although while it says there was strong growth in both single premium individual personal pensions and inco...
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