XPS Pensions Group issues trading update

Business says full year results will be ‘at least in line’ with previously upgraded expectations

Jonathan Stapleton
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XPS Pensions Group “remains confident” of achieving full year results for the year ending 31 March 2024 “at least in line” with its previously upgraded expectations and expects to carry “good momentum” into the next financial year.

In a trading update, published today (15 February), the pensions firm said the positive momentum from 2023 had continued into the new calendar year and noted January was a strong month. It said ...

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