Novia to launch Group SIPP

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Novia will launch its Group SIPP in May, with integrated wrap services for scheme members.

Employers and their advisers will be able to use full wrap functionality to access a wide range of investments. Novia claims it is the first provider offering full wrap to the growing group SIPP market. The Group SIPP will be able to hold a wide variety of investments, including traditional collective funds, ETFs, investment trusts, equities and structured products. Novia's online wrap combines all the services in a single platform, aimed at reducing the paperwork burden for advisers, and IFAs will have access to full portfolio planning tools and online access to client valuations and...

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