Former Origen MD joins Punter Southall to head at-retirement business

Jenna Towler
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Punter Southall Group has launched an at-retirement business focused on annuity broking and pre-retirement communications led by two former Origen executives.

Managing director Stephen Greenstreet and head of retirement strategy Rob Tinsley will head up Aspire. The consultant said the new venture would work with its traditional pension scheme clients as well as advisers, employee benefit consultants and banks to help their clients prepare for retirement. Greenstreet said: "There are several broking platforms available in the market currently but Aspire will deliver additional vital communication and guidance in the run-up to retirement, helping individuals fully understand and appreciate the importance of using their open market option and ...

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