AMP Limited has reported significant growth and improvements in its 1Q 26 business update. Platforms net cashflows rose to $1.1 billion, marking a 45% increase compared to the previous year. There was a notable improvement in Superannuation & Investments with net cash outflows reducing to $80 million. New Zealand Wealth Management experienced net cashflows of $41 million, while China Life Pension Company's AUM increased by 17% in FY 25. AMP Bank's GO deposits surged to $942 million, supported by promotions and competitive savings rates. The company is also starting a $150 million share buyback. Total assets under management across the wealth businesses reached $155.9 billion. AMP is focused on enhancing organic growth through strong adviser relationships, introducing a new wealth portal, and launching a new super solution for small and medium businesses. Despite market fluctuations, AMP's banking and wealth management operations remain robust and positioned for continued growth.
Key Points
Platforms net cashflows increased to $1.1 billion, up 45% from 1Q 25.
Superannuation & Investments net cash outflows improved to $80 million, a 26% improvement from 1Q 25.
New Zealand Wealth Management net cashflows were $41 million.
China Life Pension Company (CLPC) AUM increased by 17% for FY 25.
AMP Bank GO deposits grew to $942 million, up $632 million from 4Q 25.
A $150 million on-market share buyback is commencing.
Total AUM of $155.9 billion across wealth businesses.
AMP continues to focus on organic growth and adviser relationships.
Launched new North Interactive Wealth Portal and SMB employer super solution.
AMP Bank total loan book steady at $24.1 billion.
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