Scottish Public Pensions Agency renews tech partnership with Aquila Heywood

James Phillips
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The Scottish Public Pensions Agency (SPPA) and Aquila Heywood have renewed their technology-based partnership in a bid to improve efficiencies for more than 550,000 members.

Aquila Heywood will provide an integrated IT software solution to the SPPA, including its Altair and i-Connect platforms, with workflows and data exchange to be automated. The SPPA administers p...

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