Industry reacts to Labour Party manifesto

Industry says questions remain over many pension policy details

Jasmine Urquhart
clock • 6 min read
The pensions industry has broadly welcomed Labour's pension policies in today's manifesto
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The pensions industry has broadly welcomed Labour's pension policies in today's manifesto

The pensions industry has reacted to the Labour party manifesto, with many welcoming a focus on pensions, while others noted the exclusion of some policies.

The manifesto – released today (13 June) – included proposals on pensions such as encouraging productive and green investment, introducing a review of the pensions system, and retaining previous pr...

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