Exclusive: Buck grows pensions admin service 16%

Comes as part of three consecutive years of growth in the UK

Hope William-Smith
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Buck UK managing director David Piltz
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Buck UK managing director David Piltz

Buck grew its pensions administration service by 16% in 2021 as part of a busy year which also saw 11% year-on-year revenue growth for the firm across its UK and European activities.

Speaking to Professional Pensions, UK managing director David Piltz said the firm's UK operations - which account for around 30% of the global business - had seen specific success with its pensions...

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