Rothesay posts 'good results' of £1.6bn H1 bulk annuities

Insurer says it will remain patient to ensure new business returns are appropriate

James Phillips
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Rothesay CEO Addy Loudiadis

Rothesay completed six bulk annuity transactions covering £1.6bn of benefits in the first six months of 2021, it says.

The insurer's half-year trading update, published today (16 September), revealed total volumes more than doubled than during the same period last year, when the figure was £700m. The insurer sai...

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