Sesame Bankhall Group has set aside £31m for possible customer redress as "a number" of business reviews with "uncertain" outcomes are completed, parent company Friends Life has announced. Friends said it had given a "letter of support" to the Sesame …

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SINGAPORE — The Republic's life insurance industry posted a 10 per cent drop in new business sales in the second quarter to S$660.3 million, due mainly to a high base for annual premium products last year. Sales of the products, which surged last year …

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The government admits that there is a corruption problem and claims that 40 percent of goods (especially the heavily subsidized petroleum products) are illegally smuggled to neighboring countries (mainly Colombia) where they can be sold at a much …

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This was dragged down by a drop of 19 per cent in the sales of annual premiums products, which fell to S$450.1 million, compared to S$554.8 million in the same period last year. LIA attributed this decline to the high base last year. Dr Khoo Kah Siang …