Nest bulks out portfolio with mega infrastructure deals
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Nest head of private markets, Stephen O’Neill.
Nest has announced two infrastructure partnerships which will see the asset class make up 5% of its total portfolio.
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The UK pension industry is no exception to that situation. The 89 local government-sponsored defined benefit (DB) pension schemes (LGPS) operating across England and Wales have been pooling their assets over the past five years. This activity was orchestrated by the government but it was essentially a voluntary effort.
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