L&G Master Trust AUM surpass £20bn

Master trust’s AUM increased by 67% over the last two years

Martin Richmond
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Murphy: "Our ambition is to continue improving retirement outcomes and financial wellbeing for members"

The Legal & General (L&G) Master Trust’s assets under management (AUM) have exceeded £20bn, becoming the first commercial master trust to do so.

The master trust, which was set up a decade ago, has seen its AUM increase by 67% over the last two years. In addition, the number of participating employers increased by 53%, with a 50% increase i...

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