PensionBee posts 103% year-on-year revenue growth

The online pension provider also increased AUM by 91% last year

Hope William-Smith
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Savova: “We are delighted to report another period of strong operational and financial performance."
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Savova: “We are delighted to report another period of strong operational and financial performance."

Online pension provider PensionBee has posted year-on-year revenue growth of 103% as well as 91% increase in assets under administration (AUM) for 2021.

The success brings the company's total AUM to £2.6bn - ahead of the £1.4bn accumulated in 2020 -which it said was driven by strong net flows from both new and existing customers. PensionBee's re...

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