Government's Pension Schemes Bill Excludes Investment Trusts
The proposed Pension Schemes Bill aims to unlock private capital for investment in long-term, illiquid assets.
However, it excludes investment trusts, which are effective vehicles for such investments, potentially missing an opportunity.
The government must rethink its exclusion of investment trusts from the Pension Schemes Bill
Author's summary: Government misses opportunity with investment trusts exclusion.
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