US EditionGovernment hails new agreement with pension providers to boost investment in UK firms
- Seventeen workplace pension providers signed the Mansion House Accord in 2025 to boost investment in UK firms and growth.
- Building on the 2023 Mansion House Compact, the new agreement increases the target for pension funds to allocate a minimum of 10% of their default defined contribution assets to private market investments by the year 2030.
- Signatories pledge at least 5% of assets into UK opportunities, assuming sufficient supply of suitable assets, to harness higher returns and support innovation.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated that this initiative will release substantial funding for key projects in infrastructure, renewable energy, and innovative start-ups, helping to grow pension funds and enhance retirement security.
- The accord aims to strengthen the UK economy by deploying £25 billion into productive assets, while the government promises a strong pipeline of investable assets.
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Government hails new agreement with pension providers to boost investment in UK firms
Seventeen workplace pension providers will today sign up to a voluntary initiative called the Mansion House Accord, which ministers say could release £25bn directly into the UK economy by 2030.
UK Pension Funds Agree to Invest 5% at Home in New Reeves Deal
UK pension fund managers have agreed to invest at least 5% of their assets at home, marking a win for the Labour government that’s seeking to boost the economy by drawing billions of pounds into local startups and infrastructure projects.
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Pension providers ‘to boost saver outcomes and UK growth’ under new initiative
Pension assets in the scope of the new agreement total £252 billion.
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