Rowanmoor to launch bespoke SIPP

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Rowanmoor Pensions plans to launch a bespoke SIPP later this year, it has been revealed.

The firm says it will be providing further details of its new product as part of its IFA roadshows next months. A series of roadshows kicks off in Belfast on 10 March and will visit locations across the UK before the final event in Leeds on 2 April. The roadshows will be run in conjunction with Severn Investment Management, and Rowanmoor will reveal its plans for 2009 as well as details of its forthcoming bespoke SIPP. "We are delighted to again be holding nationwide roadshows for advisers to introduce our new SIPP which is due to launch in the Spring," says Rowanmoor's managing direc...

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