Sweden’s SH Pension and Movestic enter partnership

SH Pension has entered into a partnership with Movestic for the distribution of traditional insurance, enabling SH Pension’s traditionally managed pension insurance to be offered to Movestic’s customers.

The collaboration, effective from November 2025, is designed to strengthen SH Pension’s distribution capacity, while Movestic will be able to offer a broader range of occupational pensions within its direct business.

SH Pension stated that its existing customers will benefit from a larger customer base and economies of scale, while still retaining access to personal meetings and advice.

SH Pension CEO, Annelie Helsing, said: “Our shared goal is to create customer value and help customers with occupational pension solutions at all stages of life.

“For customers seeking security and predictability, traditional insurance is the perfect solution for occupational pensions. This partnership is an important step in SH Pension's strategy to reach more customers with our offering.”

The option to offer traditional insurance applies to customers within Movestic’s direct business, which serves companies and individuals who choose to procure or take out pensions and insurance directly from the insurance company.

Commenting on the agreement, Movestic CEO, Sara Lindberg, said: “The occupational pension ecosystem is developing rapidly. We strongly believe in strategic collaborations and partnerships in various forms.

“By entering into a collaboration with SH Pension, we are now broadening our offering. This creates additional flexibility and added value for our customers and gives them even greater opportunities to tailor their pensions exactly as they want them.”



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