Legal & General Group/£LGEN

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About Legal & General Group

Legal & General Group is a multinational financial services company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. The company operates across several segments, including insurance, investment management, and pension services. It is known for providing life insurance, general insurance, and retirement solutions, along with asset management through its Legal & General Investment Management division. Founded in 1836, Legal & General has a significant presence in the UK, with operations expanding into the United States and other regions. The company's strategic positioning is strengthened by its focus on long-term investments and its substantial customer base across various financial sectors.
Ticker
£LGEN
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
LSE
Employees
10,500

LGEN Metrics

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£16B
8.29
£0.36
0.80
£0.22
7.37%

What the Analysts think about LGEN

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First-half core operating profit rose 7% and core operating EPS 11%, prompting management to expect full-year EPS growth above its 6–9% target range. Solvency coverage remained a strong 201%, while the group was progressing its £1.2bn buyback and raised the interim dividend by 2%. (Legal & General, Reuters)
The asset-management turnaround is showing measurable progress: fee-related earnings increased 37%, the cost-income ratio improved to 71%, and private-markets assets rose 22% to £79bn. This gives L&G a growing source of fee income that is less dependent on writing new insurance liabilities. (Legal & General, Legal & General)
L&G continues to win sizeable pension-risk-transfer business, including a £1.65bn buy-in announced in September, while workplace pension assets under administration grew 27% to £128bn. These flows support the group’s long-term retirement franchise and deepen links between its insurance and investment-management businesses. (Legal & General, Legal & General)
Competition is making the core pension-risk-transfer market harder to monetise. UK PRT business written in the first half fell to £2bn from about £3.3bn a year earlier, and Reuters reported that L&G had flagged a dip in pension buyout deals. (Reuters, Legal & General)
Capital returns could gradually reduce the safety buffer if new business absorbs more capital than expected. The Solvency II ratio fell to 201% from 217% a year earlier, and management expects it to move towards its lower 160–190% operating range as capital is deployed for growth and shareholder distributions continue. (Legal & General, Reuters)
The asset-management recovery still faces a weak flow mix: total net flows were £25bn negative in the first half, with outflows concentrated in lower-margin institutional mandates. Stronger fee earnings therefore need to persist before investors can treat the turnaround as durable rather than restructuring-led. (Legal & General)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 16 Sept 2026.

LGEN Financial Performance

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QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
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LGEN Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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