Pension funds aren’t winning the argument on costlier, riskier assets

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Pension funds aren’t winning the argument on costlier, riskier assets - Financial Times

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Legal & General recently launched the L&G Private Markets Access Fund, giving its 5.2mn defined contribution members an opportunity to invest in private markets.

The Mansion House signatories are aiming to ramp up their allocation to private assets more than ten-fold to 5 per cent by 2030.

Aegon’s allocation to private equity is expected gradually to add about 0.04 percentage points of additional expenses, although the current investment fee of 0.13 per cent will not change.