The People's Pension reaches £30bn AUM

Not-for-profit DC master trust targeting £50bn AUM over the next five years

Martin Richmond
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People’s Partnership chief executive Patrick Heath-Lay
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People’s Partnership chief executive Patrick Heath-Lay

The People’s Pension has reached £30bn in assets under management (AUM).

The not-for-profit defined contribution (DC) master trust, which is provided by the People's Partnership, was launched 12 years ago and manages the pensions of more than 6.5 million members from ov...

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