Spring Budget 2021: Government revisits DC investments and charge cap barriers
DC pensions
The Treasury confirmed the new consultation as part of its Budget today
The government will press ahead with plans to use the “largely untapped pool of capital” in defined contribution (DC) schemes to invest in venture capital and growth equity assets.
As part of its Budget and Plan for Growth, both published today (3 March), the Treasury said it wanted to encourage schemes to invest in "high-growth companies" and would seek to make it easier to do so...
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