New life and pensions business at Royal London increased by 8% in the 12 months to 31 December 2006 on an annualised premium equivalent (APE) basis, according to the group's new business results.
New life and pensions business at Scottish Life rose by 3% on an APE basis, with a 28% increase in annuities sales, a 2% decrease in individual pensions business and a 5% rise in group pensions business. Bright Grey saw a 15% increase in new business, which Royal London says reflects the benefits achieved from the launch of its extranet at the start of 2006, with over 70% of applications now made online. Scottish Life International’s new business rose by 24% and RLAS, the group’s life and pensions administration brand, saw a 31% increase. The group says growth at Scottish Life Interna...
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