By NZPA
Thursday 3rd October 2002 |
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Mr Mohl reiterated he was focused on driving up the return on capital in AMP's UK Financial Services business.
"My view is that, with 20:20 hindsight, we wouldn't have invested as much capital in the UK as we have," he said.
"In light of the prolonged bear market there, no-one would have.
"The fact is, we have a substantial financial services business in the UK and we are focused on improving its profitability and returns.
"Right now we are committed to fixing the problems, not looking for an exit."
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