Pension profits decrease to €96m

The life and pensions division of the soon-to-be carved up Irish Life & Permanent (IL&P) group saw operating profits fall from €212m to €96m last year due to equity and bond market turmoil.

Pension  profits  decrease to €96m

The profitable life business is listed by IL&P as discontinued operations, due to it being bought out by the Government under the €1.3bn transaction due to be completed in the next fortnight. This will facilitate the formation of the Irish Life Group.

Therefore, the last set of IL&P accounts, published yesterday, are skewed by ongoing losses at its struggling banking arm, Permanent TSB. This showed an after-tax loss of €424m for 2011, up from a total loss of €321m for the previous year.

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