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LSE:MNG (M&g Plc)

About MNG

M&G PLC is a United Kingdom-based company engaged in savings and investments business. It serves retail customers, who want to build and protect their life savings, and provides investment solutions. The company operates across two operating segments: Asset Management and Retail & Savings.
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