L&G sees 2012 sales boost; AUM grows through auto-enrolment

Jenna Towler
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Insurance giant Legal & General has reported increased operating profit of £1,087m following double digit sales growth.

The firm's preliminary results for 2012 showed profit after tax was up to £810m, it stood at £721m in 2011. It said full year dividends were up 20% to 7.65p a share. Auto-enrolment played a sign...

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