Legal & General Group PLC

Legal & General’s £1.3bn Meiji Yasuda real‑asset deal sparks questions over hidden costs, governance gaps and uncertain synergies.

Legal & General shares climb 0.5% amid FTSE 100 gain, driven by steady premium growth, lower claims, and AI‑powered claim processing that cuts settlement times.

Legal & General Group PLC’s share rise is driven more by market sentiment than firm‑specific news, revealing valuation pressures, hidden governance gaps and potential conflicts of interest that could impact long‑term earnings and stakeholder value.

Legal & General Group PLC keeps investors satisfied with its steady 4.8 % dividend, robust risk‑management, and AI‑driven claims cuts—no major moves this week.

Legal & General’s solid credit rating and Ignite platform expansion—plus rising cyber, climate‑risk claims and AI‑powered claims processing—show how insurers are adapting to new market realities.

Legal & General’s stake in Alfen shows insurers are buying fintech to boost underwriting, claims, and ESG reporting, reshaping the financial services landscape.

Legal & General’s stable share price masks a pension‑withdrawal trend that may reshape its risk profile – why investors need clearer disclosure now.

Legal & General’s £4.6 billion pension buy-out of Ford Motor Company’s defined-benefit plan is touted as a strategic expansion, but a closer examination reveals potential inconsistencies, concerns over leverage and illiquidity, and questions about t…

Legal & General Group PLC navigates a mixed landscape of transactional and market-wide developments, balancing strategic corporate actions with macro-financial pressures, including a potential sovereign credit rating downgrade in France.

Legal & General Group PLC has strengthened its financial position and expanded its digital offerings through a series of strategic moves, including a £587.3 million tender offer and a €600 million investment in a digital infrastructure fund.