PPF levy change sparks hedge fund exodus fear

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Schemes will move out of hedge funds if the Pension Protection Fund tars them all with the same brush when fixing risk-based levies, managers warn.

The PPF plans to begin consultation later this year on making the risk in schemes’ asset allocation a factor in the level of the levy they must pay. But hedge fund managers are concerned the PPF...

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