iPipeline acquires Origo after CMA approval

Deal part of its ‘vision for connected financial services’

Jenna Brown
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iPipeline has acquired Origo after getting the go ahead from the UK Competition and Markets Authority and requisite regulatory approvals.

The deal, it said, would expand the life assurance specialist's presence in the wealth and retirement market. iPipeline said it had a vision to enhance connection throughout financial services. It said Origo brought "deep expertise within the UK market, enabling secure, trusted connectivity between providers, advisers and platforms, helping firms exchange information efficiently and reducing friction across complex financial ecosystems". iPipeline CEO Pat O'Donnell said: "As financial services organisations face growing pressure to modernise operations and deliver seamless custome...

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