Govt to cap charges at 0.5% on £20bn infrastructure pension fund
Charges on a government-backed UK infrastructure vehicle owned and run by UK pension funds will be capped at 0.5%, the Treasury has confirmed.
The Treasury will announce plans for a Pension Infrastructure Platform (PIP) next month. It will be the centrepiece of Chancellor George Osborne's National Infrastructure Plan in which pension funds...
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