The Economist: British pension funds agree to invest more in private markets
The Economist: Two truisms have taken hold in the City of London in recent years. One is that Britain’s stockmarket is drifting into irrelevance, having lost its risk appetite, much of its investor base and hence its allure to capital-hungry businesses. The other is that Britons’ pension savings are invested in the wrong things.
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