Hargreaves Lansdown and Schroders to launch double LTAF offering

This is the first time retail clients will be able to invest in non-public assets via self-invested personal pensions (Sipps). For a minimum £10,000, eligible investors will have access to the "global private equity and energy transition infrastructure capabilities" managed by Schroders Capital. HL clients will also enjoy a discounted ongoing charges figure on the two LTAFs. James Lowe, director of private markets at Schroders Capital, called this a "watershed moment" for UK retail investors accessing private markets. "Our partnership with Hargreaves Lansdown combines the best o...