iPipeline completes acquisition of Origo
The combined business will focus on linking people, processes and data across insurance, retirement and wealth management services.
iPipeline has completed its acquisition of Origo, expanding its presence in the wealth and retirement market.
The combined business will focus on linking people, processes and data across insurance, retirement and wealth management services.
Pat O’Donnell, chief executive officer at iPipeline, said: “As financial services organisations face growing pressure to modernise operations and deliver seamless customer experiences, the ability to connect people, processes and information has become increasingly important.
“Origo’s expertise in trusted connectivity aligns closely with iPipeline’s strengths – enhancing our ability to help customers reduce complexity, improve collaboration and operate more effectively.”
Rachel Edwards, managing director for the UK and Europe at iPipeline, said: “This acquisition brings together two organisations that share a common belief; the best innovation comes from working closely with customers and helping the industry solve real challenges.
“By combining Origo’s trusted connectivity capabilities with iPipeline’s technology, we have an opportunity to create a more connected ecosystem that simplifies interactions, supports growth and delivers better experiences for the firms and customers we serve.
“Just as importantly, we’re bringing together two teams with a shared commitment to trusted connectivity, partnership and practical innovation. Those values will continue to guide us as we move forward together.”
Anthony Rafferty, chief executive officer at Origo, said: “Origo has always focused on making it easier for firms to connect and work together.
“Joining iPipeline allows us to build on that mission while maintaining the transparent, collaborative approach our customers value.
“We have an opportunity to strengthen the services our customers rely on today while helping drive greater efficiency and innovation across the industry.”
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