Direct lending platform Goji Investments launches 'partial' SIPP

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Hannah Godfrey
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Goji Investments has launched a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) offering that will allow investors to invest exclusively in its own products.

The direct lending platform's SIPP is to be offered via a white-label solution from SIPP and small self-administered scheme provider Morgan Lloyd. The wrapper will be available thorugh Goji's online platform, and advisers will be able to choose to transfer funds from their client's existing SIPP provider or invest new funds. The SIPP is not a full SIPP, and does not represent the investment manager launching into the wider market, Goji said. Goji head of distribution David Beacham told Professional Adviser the launch came as a result of adviser demand and that it would only hold Goji ...

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