St. James's Place Capital PLC
1 May 2003
1 May 2003
New Business Figures for the 3 months ended 31 March 2003
St. James's Place Capital plc ('SJPC'), the wealth management group, today
announces its new business figures for the 3 months ended 31 March 2003.
The text of the announcement is attached:
Enquiries:
Mike Wilson, Chief Executive Tel: 020 7514 1907
Nitya Bolam, Brunswick Tel: 020 7404 5959
ST. JAMES'S PLACE GROUP
NEW BUSINESS FIGURES
FIRST QUARTER 2003
• Long Term Savings
New Business* £31.5 million (2002: £39.2 million)
New Lump Sums* £206.0 million
New Sums Assured £1.0 billion
Funds under Management £5.6 billion
• Wealth Management Services
Gross fees generated £3.7 million (2002: £11.7 million for full year)
* see note 1
Mike Wilson, Group Chief Executive, commented:
'New Business from Long Term Savings in the UK continued to reflect the
uncertainty in investment markets. We were pleased to see a 7% increase in
regular premium Protection sales, particularly since our Protection Panel was
only introduced in February, and the continued growth in fees from our Wealth
Management Services.
'We remain confident that marketing a wide range of best of breed products and
services through our team of high quality advisers, the St. James's Place
Partnership, puts us in a strong position to benefit from both depolarisation
and a recovery in market sentiment.'
ST. JAMES'S PLACE GROUP
NEW BUSINESS FIGURES
FIRST QUARTER 2003
LONG TERM SAVINGS
Unaudited
3 Months to
31 March 2003
NEW PREMIUMS
2003 2002 Change
2002/2003
£'m £'m
New Regular Premiums
Pensions** 6.2 7.4 (16%)
Protection 4.7 4.4 7%
10.9 11.8 (8%)
New Single Premiums
Investment 119.4 146.1 (18%)
Pensions 40.8 65.0 (37%)
160.2 211.1 (24%)
Unit Trust Sales 45.8 63.0 (27%)
(including PEPs and ISAs)
NEW BUSINESS 2003 2002 Change
(RP + 1/10th SP) 2002/2003
£'m £'m
Investment 16.5 21.0 (21%)
Pensions 10.3 13.8 (25%)
Protection 4.7 4.4 7%
Total 31.5 39.2 (20%)
**see note 2
ST. JAMES'S PLACE GROUP
NEW BUSINESS FIGURES
FIRST QUARTER 2003
Notes
1. New Business from Long Term Savings is calculated following the
convention in the life assurance industry, by adding together new
regular premiums and one-tenth of single premiums and unit trust
sales. New Lump Sums are calculated by adding new single premiums to
new unit trust sales.
2. Pensions regular premiums include £0.1 million of investment regular
premiums in 2002.
3. Sales of Stakeholder pensions by St. James's Place Partnership have
been included in the reported figures. These have been included under
'Pensions' and amount to £2.7 million new regular premiums (2002:
£2.5 million) and £4.6 million single premiums (2002: £7.4 million).
This equates to £3.2 million New Business premiums (2002: £3.2
million).
4. Sales of externally provided Protection business, comprising
Protection business through a panel of providers (BUPA, Norwich Union,
Scottish Equitable and Scottish Mutual) and Group Employee
Benefits through Swiss Life, have been included in the reported
figures. These have been included under 'Regular Premiums Protection'
and amount to £0.5 million of new regular premiums (2002: £0.3
million).
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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