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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a consultation today (12 November) on excluding certain performance-linked fees from the charge cap for defined contribution (DC) default funds, in a move it said would reduce barriers to private market investment.
It said the cap in its current form limits pension schemes from investing in asset classes where performance fees are more common, including private equity, venture capital and private credit. T...
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