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Tuesday 27 October 2015 6:28 pm

Axa Wealth reveals new business jumped by 43 per cent in the third quarter

By: Caitlin Morrison

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​Axa Wealth announced its third-quarter results today, revealing that new business had shot up 43 per cent to £578m.

Pensions and funds under management for the pensions and investments company also grew by 14 per cent to £30.4bn.

Results were also positive for Architas, Axa Wealth’s multi-manager arm, which reported an increase in assets of 46 per cent to £19.4bn.

Axa Wealth has recently launched a set of new online tools, including a LifePlanning Toolkit to help clients make the most of the pension freedoms rules that came into effect in April this year.

Mike Kellard, chief executive of Axa Wealth, said: “It’s been a year of huge change for our industry. These results reflect the calibre of the proposition built over recent years.”

 

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