Schroders gets greenlight to launch third LTAF

LTAF will be focused on UK venture capital

Cristian Angeloni
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This the third LTAF offering from Schroders
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This the third LTAF offering from Schroders

Schroders Capital has received regulatory approval from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to launch the UK Venture and Growth Long-Term Asset fund (LTAF), the third in its arsenal.

The fund will invest in early-stage UK companies focused on technology and sciences, including AI, quantum computing, fintech, cybersecurity and oncology. Defined contribution (DC) schemes and o...

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