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Nazarova-Doyle: “We have seen this approach work really well in facilitating a major shift to ESG investments in UK pensions."
The industry is broadly positive about proposals outlined by the government yesterday that would require defined contribution (DC) schemes to be more transparent about their investment in illiquid asset classes.
Draft regulations designed to make it easier to invest in illiquid assets were laid down by the Department for Work and Pensions yesterday (30 March) as part of a major DC consultation package. The...
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