JRP Group de-risking sales fall 24% after Solvency II rush

James Phillips
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JRP Group has revealed its defined benefit (DB) de-risking sales were 24% down in 2016 compared to 2015 due to stagnation following a rush to beat incoming Solvency II requirements.

However, compared to 2014 deals were up 37%, the firm reported in its first preliminary annual results since the merger between Just Retirement and Partnership in April last year. In 2016, DB de...

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