PSG earnings rise 33.5% as markets boost performance fees
PSG Financial Services reported strong earnings growth, supported by favourable market conditions and higher performance fees.
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PSG Insure leads earnings growth with 41% surge
PSG Financial Services posted a strong overall performance for the year, with a 24.7% increase in recurring headline earnings per share, driven by growth in PSG Insure, PSG Wealth, and PSG Asset Management.
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PSG delivers 28% earnings surge despite tough market conditions
The group reported a 15.9% increase in assets under management to R435bn.
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PSG Financial Services grows assets under management by 15% to R406.9bn
The final dividend was 14% higher than last year, while headline earnings rose by 11% to R1.033bn.
