Lumera acquires Acuity to strengthen UK life and pensions reach

December 19, 2025

Lumera, a European InsurTech company, has agreed to acquire Acuity, a UK-based consultancy specialising in complex pensions and workforce reform for public sector schemes, as it looks to deepen its presence in the UK and support further growth across the sector.

Lumera delivers technology solutions and expert services to Life and Pensions providers across Europe, supporting insurance administration, data management and large-scale migration projects. The company combines software platforms with deep industry expertise to help clients navigate regulatory change, operational complexity and digital transformation.

Through the acquisition, Lumera adds Acuity’s specialist consulting capabilities to its UK organisation. Acuity works closely with some of the UK’s largest and most complex public sector pension schemes, including the NHS and Civil Service Pension Schemes, as well as central government departments.

Lumera CEO Jonas Alfredson said, “Joining forces with Acuity adds major new clients and capabilities, in line with our strategy to strengthen our foothold in strategically important sectors in key markets.

“Combining their proven expertise across health, central government and other public sector bodies, with our technology prowess will create new opportunities for further growth in the UK, enhance our client offering, help attract more clients, while reinforcing our commitment to being a trusted advisor to some of the biggest Life and Pensions providers across Europe. I am delighted to welcome their experienced and dedicated team to our business.”

Acuity director of programmes Pippa Campbell said, “We are delighted to become part of Lumera.

“Our shared values of simplifying complexity and customer-first thinking in the complex world of pensions make Lumera the perfect partner for our consultancy team. We’re excited to bring our experience of programme management and behavioural insight to Lumera’s portfolio and look forward to helping shape the future of pensions advisory and pensions administration.”