Unlisted equities: a new hope for the UK economy?

Might a Conservative party private market policy help Labour promote growth in the economy? 

Yoda Figure @Pixabay.
Might unlisted equities form a new hope for UK investors?

After the Labour government announced a new agreement with several of the largest pension funds, they just might be getting an added boost from an initiative the Conservatives bought in.  

The news comes as the Association of British Insurers announced an increase in pension fund investment into unlisted equities. Traditionally, insurers have been interested in fixed-income assets such as government or corporate bonds, but they might be missing out on some pretty substantial gains in the private market.  

But first, what is Labour’s new Mansion House Accord?  

Please Login or Register for a free account to view this content. Benefits of registering include:

  • Receive weekly Insurance Investor newsletter containing the latest articles and news
  • Hear about latest industry developments and industry analysis first, and be informed ahead of the rest of the market
  • Access exclusive invitations to Insurance Investor industry events in your local region, and meet with peers to network around research-led content programs