Occam's Remedy APR
          
         
       
        



For pension providers, particularly SIPP trustees, and individuals with non-standard and illiquid assets in their pension schemes or investment bonds, and also financial advisers with such clients - Occam's Remedy APR Limited provides a solution to the problems and costs of these assets.

Occam's Remedy will buy most non-standard or illiquid assets as an independent and unconnected third party. It will also pay the majority of any meaningful future return or value that emerges from the asset, to the pension should one arise.

 


Occam's Remedy will enable you to offer the members of your pension schemes a method of "clearing out" these assets.

This will thereby reduce your capital adequacy costs and resolve the problems that these assets create for your clients.

Contact us to find out more.

If you have clients with illiquid or unwanted assets in their pension or in an investment bond, Occam's Remedy will usually be able to resolve the problem by buying these assets, thereby eliminating the additional costs that incumber the pension or bond, and also permit the pension or bond to be transferred or closed.

Contact us to find out more.

If you have unwanted assets in your pension or investment bond, Occam's Remedy will usually be able to buy the assets for a small amount to remove it. This should stop any further charges being incurred for that asset and, where required, enable you to transfer or close the pension or bond.

Ask your pension or bond provider about this.


Occam's Remedy - "Bad Asset" resolutions to Date

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Occam's Remedy APR Limited is a private commercial company that buys illiquid and unwanted investments on a commercial basis. It does not operate a fund, arrange transactions, or make a market in such assets. It is therefore NOT authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and does not, under any circumstance, provide financial advice or undertake any activities requiring authorisation under the Financial Services Act.