Asian results help JLT offset difficult European trading period in 2011
Strong retail revenue growth and margins in Asia helped Jardine Lloyd Thompson offset difficult trading environments in Europe and deliver profit before tax of £147.6m for the full-year ending 31 December 2011.
The group posted total revenue growth of 10% to £818.8m (2010: £746.3m) with underlying trading profit, excluding exceptional and non-recurring items, coming in at £147.0m (2010: £129.9m) in its
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