Aegon acquires finance engagement specialist Pension Geeks

Founded in 2014

Sophie King
clock • 2 min read

Aegon has acquired pensions and finance engagement firm Pension Geeks to strengthen customer experience.

The firm's founders Jonathan Bland and Rachel Parkinson will continue to lead Pension Geeks, which was founded in 2014, and it will remain independent with its own clients but will have access to Aegon's investment and resources. Pension Geeks is responsible for Pension Awareness Day where they have driven teams in buses to locations across the UK in a bid to help people with their pensions. Commenting on the acquisition, Bland said: "Today represents a major milestone for the business and I'm thrilled that our future is with a partner that has been instrumental to our growth in recen...

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