AMP’s 1H18 result was underpinned by effective cost management offsetting
weaker revenue performance.
The Australian Wealth Management division saw net outflows of $673m in the quarter.
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Going forward, we expect well managed costs to offset weaker revenue. There is longer-term value here for patient investors, who are willing to hold the stock through to the appointment of a new permanent CEO.
In 2019, AMP’s board will likely outline a plan to split the funds management business away from the traditional advice side model, unlocking value for shareholders.
We have AMP now trading on a 6.8% yield and expect FY19 reported profit to remain around $800m.
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