XPS Pensions Group (XPS) is a former tip from the N50 website previously covered here in July last year when we concluded that, although already comfortably ahead of our 167p offer price tip, we considered a well above 200p share price was easily realistic. The shares went on to such levels last year but have further risen this year to now above 350p and we’re asked by Euroloon Jonathan Price (what about the group just emphasising it is a “pension consulting and administration business focussed on UK pension schemes”, Jonathan? :-) ) for an updated view following a trading update yesterday.
Pension consulting and administration group XPS Pensions (XPS) has announced an agreement to sell principal employer and scheme funder of the National Pensions Trust, XPS Pensions (Nexus) Limited, to SEI and for a strategic partnership between the organisations. What’s the detail and what of a current share price response up further to around 190p?
Pensions advisory and administration group XPS Pensions (XPS) has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2023 and that it “has made a strong start to the new financial year with continued high levels of demand”. Sounds good, and so is there further upside from a 173.5p share price?
Recommended in May at a 167p offer price, UK pensions consulting and administration group XPS (XPS) has since stated that it “is pleased to provide its post-close trading update (unaudited) for the year ending 31 March 2023 ahead of its full year results expected to be released on 22 June”. With the shares currently slightly up, how ‘pleasing’ was the announcement?
Hello, Share Wallowers. Recently, I’ve suggested you take a favourable look at Legal & General (LGEN). One of my reasons is the pensions market is strong and post Covid is likely to get stronger. All that extra money flying around, you see, as folks have been unable to spend it. Another pension play I rather like is XPS Pensions Group (XPS).









