Altus and ITM partner to deliver pensions dashboard

'A straightforward route to compliance'

Julia Bahr
clock • 2 min read

Financial services consultancy and software provider Altus and pension data specialist ITM have joined forces to become a commercial pensions dashboards Integrated Service Provider (ISP).

The two technology firms said they will combine their specialist resources and technical capabilities to develop an open-market connection to pension dashboards. ITM is one of few chosen Alpha testing partners with the pensions dashboards programme. The companies said they are working closely to develop and test the dashboard framework ahead of a wider rollout.  Their existing clients, as well as other pension schemes and administrators across the pensions market will be provided with a simple way to connect to the pensions dashboards - aligning existing and trusted capabilities into ...

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