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  • Prudential share price tumbles as Jackson Life demerger gets pushed back

    Prudential share price tumbles as Jackson Life demerger gets pushed back

    Prudential’s demerger of its US arm Jackson Life has been pushed back to the second half of the year, the insurer announced today, causing its share price to tumble. The group had originally hoped to complete the demerger in the second quarter of this year, however it has now been pushed back to Q3 or [...]

  • Prudential share price tumbles nine per cent on Jackson demerger plan

    Pru share price tumbles nine per cent on Jackson demerger plan

    The share price of insurer Prudential fell eight per cent today following news it would split off its US business through a demerger. Following pressure from activist investor Third Point, Prudential agreed to split off its US business Jackson through a demerger that could raise between $2.5 and $3bn in new equity. In response Prudential’s [...]

  • Insurance giant Prudential to float stake in US business

    Insurance giant Prudential has confirmed it will float a stake in its US unit following pressure from an activist hedge fund.  Prudential this morning said preparations are underway for a minority initial public offering (IPO) of Jackson in the US as it said it is closely monitoring the development of coronavirus.  Group chief executive Mike [...]

  • M&G makes debut as Prudential demerger completed

    October 21, 2019

    Prudential has completed the demerger of its fund management and insurance arm M&G, whose shares have now debuted on London’s main market. M&G was valued at around £5.6bn following the spinoff, which gave investors shares in both companies. Read more: M&G Prudential backs London with £875m investment in City skyscraper Life insurer Prudential announced plans [...]

  • High Court blocks Prudential’s £12bn transfer of annuities to Rothesay

    August 16, 2019

    The High Court has taken the highly unusual measure of blocking a proposal by Prudential to transfer £12bn of annuities to Rothesay Life. Prudential said it was “disappointed” by the High Court’s decision to block the sale to Rothesay – a private company backed by Blackstone – which was agreed in March last year.  “The [...]

  • Private bank Raphaels fined £1.89m for failures that left customers cashless on Christmas Eve

    May 30, 2019

    Private bank Raphaels has been fined £1.89m for poor controls over its outsourcing arrangements. The 230-year old bank was fined £775,100 by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and £1.1m by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) in connection with the failings between April 2014 and December 2016. The weaknesses in its systems came to light on [...]

  • Firms must be more open about cyber attacks, says Fidelity International boss

    May 21, 2019

    Companies must put competition aside and take a more collaborative approach to fighting cyber crime, a top asset management boss has said. Fidelity International chief executive Anne Richards urged firms to be more open in sharing information about cyber attacks in a bid to minimise future threats. Read more: Don’t let trust become the next [...]

  • Lloyds Banking Group: Q1 results analysis

    May 7, 2019

    By Graeme Evans from interactive investor. After a stunning share price performance, do these 'hit and miss' results justify optimism? Lloyds Banking Group (LSE:LLOY) investors, in need of a silver lining after an underwhelming earnings season from UK lenders, only have to look back 24 hours earlier to the surprise gift handed to the bank [...]

  • Just Group leads FTSE fallers after revealing £400m fundraising plans

    March 14, 2019

    Retirement services firm Just Group has seen shares fall 11 per cent today after revealing plans to raise almost £400m to comply with new capital requirement rules as it unveiled a heavy loss before tax in 2018. The firm said it plans a debt offering of £300m and will raise a further £80m from an equity [...]

  • In for a Penny: Direct Line promotes finance chief to top job

    February 26, 2019

    Insurer Direct Line said today it had appointed its chief financial officer Penny James to succeed Paul Geddes as chief executive with effect from 9 May. James was appointed to Direct Line’s board in November 2017 and became finance boss in March. Previous roles include director of group finance at Prudential, group chief finance officer [...]

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