Labour business proposals would be 'double whammy' for pension savings

James Phillips
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Labour Party plans to renationalise core industries and require the largest listed companies to hand 10% of shares to employees would be a "double whammy" for pensions, business leaders have warned.

While designed to put more money in workers' pockets, the proposal to grant employee shareholder rights by a collective ‘Inclusive Ownership Fund' could see pension funds' shareholding diluted, hit...

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