Standard Life profits up but new business falls from 2011
Standard Life's 2012 corporate pensions platform profits are up but increases in new business have fallen from 2011 levels, its final year results show.
Corporate pensions business resulted in £88m profit for the firm last year, accounting for 23% of total profit. It generated £49m in 2011. It secured 137 new clients over the year, resulting in 118,500...
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