Utmost Life and Pensions enters BPA market with £20m buy-in deal

Utmost’s ‘thoughtful entry’ into the BPA market ensured a ‘streamlined process’

Holly Roach
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Utmost Life and Pensions enters BPA market with £20m buy-in deal

An unnamed defined benefit scheme has completed a £20m buy-in deal with Utmost Life and Pensions.

Utmost is a provider in the UK insurance market, recently entering the bulk purchase annuity (BPA) sector, with the aim of helping customers "achieve future peace of mind with their life and pensio...

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