Legal & General signs annuity deal with PensionBee

Hope William-Smith
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Legal & General (L&G) has agreed a deal with PensionBee that will see its retirement income business provide annuities to the online pension provider’s customers.

L&G Retail Retirement (LGRR) said the partnership with PensionBee is partly driven by now-delayed investment pathways regulations, which include a route toward guaranteed income products, such as a...

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