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Trades about 77% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
XPS Pensions Group plc, operating through its various subsidiaries, specializes in delivering expert employee benefits consulting and a wide array of associated professional services throughout the United Kingdom. The firm provides strategic advisory services to both pension schemes and their corporate sponsors, alongside offering impartial investment guidance. Its comprehensive service portfolio includes the provision of defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) master trust schemes, as well as services for self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs) and small self-administered schemes (SSAS). Beyond advisory functions, the group offers a broad spectrum of administration services. These encompass general scheme administration, outsourcing solutions, robust member communication strategies, vigilant scam detection and prevention, efficient payroll processing, detailed pension scheme accounting, assistance with de-risking initiatives, expert technical consultancy, Guaranteed Minimum Pension (GMP) equalization, thorough data auditing and cleansing, confidential trustee secretarial support, and holistic pension management. Established in 2012, XPS Pensions Group plc maintains its headquarters in Reading, United Kingdom. The company was previously known as Xafinity Plc before officially rebranding to XPS Pensions Group Plc in May 2018.
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