UK Proposes Pension Private Market Flexibility
Britain's financial watchdog proposed giving workplace pension providers greater flexibility to invest in private markets. The rule change excludes certain fees from the default fund charge cap while adding transparency safeguards.
The United Kingdom's finance watchdog proposed giving workplace pension providers greater flexibility to invest in private markets by excluding certain performance-linked fees from default fund charge caps. The regulatory shift aims to unlock capital for private equity, venture capital, and private credit asset classes. Savers could see enhanced long-term returns, provided higher fee structures are matched by tangible performance value.
