Lloyds Banking Group posts 70% growth in profits across IP&I business

AUA grows to £303bn as pensions remains ‘significant driver of growth’

Jonathan Stapleton
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Lloyds Banking Group's insurance, pensions and investments (IP&I) business – which includes Scottish Widows – has posted a 70% rise in underlying profits and 20% growth in assets under administration (AUA).

The firm's half-year results – published today (30 July) – showed underlying profit on a year-on-year basis in the firm's workplace pensions, protection and investments business had grown to £245m ...

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