Dentons buys RSM Tenon's SIPP book

Jenna Towler
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Dentons Pension Management has acquired RSM Tenon's bespoke self-invested personal pension (SIPP) arm Tenon Pension Trustees for an undisclosed sum.

The acquisition will see Dentons add about 650 SIPP plans to its existing book of high value SIPPs. Martyn Rose, chairman of Dentons, said: "We have made no secret that we are acquisitive, but it has to be for the right businesses or books of SIPPs. We are therefore very happy with the acquisition as it is a perfect fit for us being high quality and with the same underlying ethos of placing the client at the heart of everything we do. "We are committed to the SIPP and SSAS market and despite the current market uncertainty over capital adequacy we are a strong and well capitalised busi...

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