Articles - LV= announces new partnership with Barclays Stockbrokers


 Retirement specialist LV= today announced that it has formed a new partnership with Barclays Stockbrokers, the UK's largest execution-only stockbroker.

 The partnership will allow customers to use LV='s SIPP style Flexible Transitions Account (FTA) to take advantage of the Barclays Stockbrokers trading platform and  invest across a range of asset classes (including equities, funds, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), structured products, Exchange Traded Commodities (ETCs) and more). Independent Financial Advisers (IFAs) and LV='s customers will benefit from immediate and direct access to an execution-only trading platform.  

 This new partnership promises an integrated and streamlined experience for clients; there is just one application form and the benefit of no inactivity fee for LV= clients who may be infrequent users of the service. The service also allows clients to open a SIPP and a trading account at the same time, which will significantly reduce time spent filling in forms.

 Ray Chinn, LV= head of pensions, comments: "We are continuously looking at ways in which our SIPP can be improved to offer the best value and quality for our customers. We wanted to work with Barclays Stockbrokers on this partnership as it has one of the broadest ranges of asset classes available and is able to deliver product, investment research and analysis tools not available through other platforms. This increased functionality complements the technical skills and drawdown expertise from LV=.

 "The combination of our expertise with that of Barclays Stockbrokers can help advisers to provide a clear, easy to understand experience for their clients, whilst giving access to an intuitive and efficient trading platform."

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