Webinar: Scheme investment in UK infrastructure

Join PP, Gravis and Baroness Ros Altmann to discuss how best to access UK infrastructure

Professional Pensions
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Gravis' Phil Kent and Baroness Ros Altmann
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Gravis' Phil Kent and Baroness Ros Altmann

Professional Pensions is holding a webinar on pension scheme investment in UK infrastructure on 11 November at 12 noon.

The webinar – held in association with Gravis Capital Management – will hear from Gravis CEO Phil Kent, who will make the case for UK infrastructure and discuss how schemes should best access the asset class, be it through listed or private vehicles.

The discussion will also cover the Pension Schemes Act – with Baroness Ros Altmann talking about the campaign to recognise listed investment companies as a legitimate route for schemes to meet private asset requirements as well as her views on UK investment by UK schemes and on government mandation.

The webinar will also look at the practical hurdles to implementing an infrastructure allocation; common investor misconceptions; and how schemes of different sizes and structures should approach the asset class.

The webinar will be broadcast on Wednesday 11 November between 12:00-13:00. Register for the webinar here.

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