Romi Savova, 35, set to gain as more than 12,000 sign up to be part of online pensions consolidator’s IPO
The founder of an online pensions company could be worth up to £140m on paper after the company announced it would list on the London Stock Exchange with a value of up to £384m.
Romi Savova, the chief executive of PensionBee, set up the consolidation business in 2014 after having problems transferring her old workplace pension to a new provider. The company, which helps people track down their old plans and consolidate them, has more than 81,000 customers who have moved pension assets to, or paid into, one of its investment plans.
