Rowanmoor enters UK SIPP market

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Rowanmoor Pensions has launched a new SIPP to the UK market, with the aim of offering maximum flexibility and service to investors.

The SSAS provider has entered the SIPP market for the first time since being formed from a buyout of James Hay's SSAS business. The Rowanmoor Pensions SIPP offers a personal, portfolio based administration service with a single point of contact for advisers and their clients. Through the Seven Investment Management fund centre, investors can access over 6,500 funds and global tradable securities. A number of retirement options will also be provided, including scheme pension, which Rowanmoor has been running alongside its SSAS since 2006. David Seaton, joint managing director of Rowa...

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