Future Growth Capital secures approval for UK-dedicated and global LTAFs

Approvals mark ‘significant step forward’ for Schroders and Phoenix Group partnership

Jonathan Stapleton
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Both LTAFs have the potential to deliver better long-term retirement performance
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Both LTAFs have the potential to deliver better long-term retirement performance

Future Growth Capital (FGC) has announced it has received regulatory approval for a UK dedicated multi-asset long-term asset fund (LTAF) as well as a second global LTAF.

The private markets investment manager – announced by Schroders and Phoenix Group in July – said the approvals mark a "significant milestone" as the firm focuses on unlocking investment opportuniti...

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