Pointon York develops bespoke e-SIPP for Carbon Advice Group Plc
Pointon York is utilising its expertise and technology by developing an industry first with a bespoke online e-SIPP with Carbon Advice Group Plc.
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Jo French, Managing Director of Pointon York said:
“We believe that our partnership with Carbon Advice Group is an industry first in terms of online ethical self invested personal pension solutions. We are very excited at the opportunity of linking up with the Carbon Advice Group by launching this flexible, low-cost, technology enabled tax wrapper that provides an ethical investment solution for their clients.
Matthew Sullivan, Chief Executive Officer of Carbon Advice Group said:
“We are delighted to be working with Pointon York on this exciting development which simplifies the processes and reduces the costs involved for individuals who wish to participate in the global carbon markets.
"This new on-line option is a significant positive development for IFAs who wish to give their clients access to retail carbon credit transactions whilst retaining the established track and trace mechanisms they rely on.”
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