Legal & General in the news

Vistry appoints Catherine Raynsford from L&G to replace Stephen Teagle as its partnerships director, amidst a strategic reset reducing its focus on partnerships housing.

The article analyzes three insurers, Legal & General Group, Cathay Financial Holding, and Münchener Rückversicherungs-Gesellschaft in München, that use large bond portfolios to drive earnings and manage liabilities amid fluctuating bond market yields.

Oxford University Development received approval for the phased redevelopment of Wellington Square, including student housing and offices.

Legal & General appointed Jamie Ovenden as Group Chief Technology, Data, and Innovation Officer to drive digital transformation and value.

L&G Modular Homes closed its final factory, reporting reduced losses as it winds down operations due to unprofitability and market challenges.

Legal & General is experiencing a surge in investor interest due to strong financial results and an attractive dividend yield, though some analysts advise caution due to market sensitivities.

Legal & General's share price has increased, driven by strong profits and share buybacks, but future growth faces uncertainty from rising interest rates impacting bond portfolios.

Legal & General shares experienced a significant surge in investor interest, becoming the most bought on AJ Bell, driven by its consistent high dividend yield and recent announcement of 1,000 job cuts.

Legal & General's stock has risen, driven by strong profits and share buybacks, but future growth is subject to interest rate impacts on its diverse operations.

Legal & General Group Plc announced that its Group Chief Financial Officer, Andrew Kail, acquired 76 ordinary shares on October 1, 2026.

An insider at Legal & General Group bought 76 shares, while the company's stock experienced a slight increase in trading, reported mixed quarterly earnings, and received varied analyst ratings.

Legal & General shares offer a high dividend yield, but some analysts are concerned about its sustainability given that recent payouts have exceeded earnings and equity has declined.

Legal & General shares offer a high dividend yield, but its sustainability is debated due to payouts exceeding earnings and declining equity, despite recent improvements and future growth potential in asset management and pensions.

Legal & General Group's stock has risen 31.5% over the past year to 2.87, despite ongoing investor debate about its future prospects amid restructuring and market challenges.

Mark Jordy, an insider at Legal & General Group, purchased 3,671 shares of the company's stock for over £10,000.

Legal & General Group Plc admitted 88,525 ordinary shares from its Sharesave Scheme to trading on the London Stock Exchange, increasing its total shares to over 5.44 billion.

Legal & General Group shares surged above their 200-day moving average, despite analysts maintaining an average 'Reduce' rating with varied price targets.

Legal & General shares are performing poorly over the long term, trading at levels seen seven years ago, despite a high dividend yield and recent operational improvements.

Legal & General appointed Pauline Plunkett as managing director for European asset management and AllianceBernstein announced Onur Erzan will become CEO in 2027, alongside other leadership changes at Aptia, ZEDRA, Aviva, and Syz Group.

Citi downgraded Legal & General due to competitive pressure in pension buyouts, lower margins, and weak growth forecasts.