The Netherlands’ Achmea Pensioenservices selects AllVida as admin platform

The Netherlands’ Achmea Pensioenservices has chosen AllVida from IG&H as its administration platform following an “extensive and careful” selection process.

Achmea stated that the appointment was laying a solid foundation for the transition to the new pension system.

It described the introduction of the Future Pensions Act as a logical moment for Achmea to update its administration system.

Achmea has had two systems in mind for its intended target platform in recent years: RAP from InAdmin RiskCo and AllVida from IG&H.

In its selection process, Achmea had a makeable transition for its clients to the new pension system at the centre, and the future-proofness of the platform was examined.

Its experts had conducted extensive analysis and comparisons based on several assessment criteria agreed with its customers.

The steering group, led by executive board member, Daphne de Kluis, presented the opinions, alongside a second risk opinion, to Achmea’s executive board.

“With AllVida, we can offer our clients the best possible transition to the new pension system,” Achmea stated.

“The platform is further developing the required functionality. Moreover, in addition to the development of the platform, IG&H can also play a role in the transition of our customers.

“We would like to thank our partners CGI and PGB and all colleagues of InAdmin RiskCo for their involvement, expertise and commitment in the past period. Many of these colleagues and CGI continue to be actively involved in the transition ahead.

“We have great confidence in the new platform and the collaboration with IG&H. Together with our clients, we will now further shape the challenging transition to the new pension system. That is our priority for the coming years.”

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