Earlier this month, Pension Protection Fund chief executive Alan Rubenstein said the Pensions Infrastructure Platform, designed to support pension funds investing in infrastructure projects, would not be directed by the government to invest in the National Infrastructure Plan.
Rubenstein said the PIP was not controlled by the government and, while the NIP offered opportunities, it was no "slam dunk". So far, BAE Systems Pension Funds, BT Pension Scheme, the Railways P...
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