Chesnara highlights onshore bond demand with further platform linkups expected

Notes potential for further acquisitions

Jen Frost
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Chesnara reported new business sales aided by “increasing demand” for its UK onshore bond in 2025, as financial advisers and investors look to get on top of 2024 Autumn Budget changes.

In the UK, Chesnara onshore bond sales were a driver to its £12m of new business contribution for the year, according to 2025 annual results published this morning (24 March). "The addition of the Chesnara Life onshore bond capability should provide us with opportunities to increase the NBC going forward whilst ensuring the business we write continues to make an appropriate return," Chesnara CEO Steve Murray said in his report. Murray added that Chesnara sees "further opportunities to expand our distribution partnerships in this space". Chesnara's Countrywide Assured this year part...

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