NEST commits £200m venture capital with Schroders Capital
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State-backed pension scheme plans to pump £1bn into start-ups
The UK’s largest state backed pension scheme is planning to invest up to £1bn in venture capital by the end of the decade in a bid to boost returns for its members and fuel economic growth. The National Employment Savings Trust, dubbed Nest, said its plans to expand into high-growth private companies will begin with a £200m allocation into Schroders Capital. The decision by Nest, which boasts 14m members and receives around £700m in monthly cont…
UK pension scheme Nest launches £200m venture capital sleeve, Schroders Capital to manage
UK workplace pension scheme Nest has unveiled an initial £200m of investment targeting high-growth private companies through the creation of a dedicated venture capital sleeve managed by Schroders Capital. The post UK pension scheme Nest launches £200m venture capital sleeve, Schroders Capital to manage appeared first on AltAssets Private Equity News.
While the UK pension reform encourages institutions to refocus their investments in the UK, the largest UK pension fund is considering almost doubling its venture capital investments.
Nest targets £1bn venture capital allocation for UK pension savers
Nest, the UK’s largest workplace pension scheme, is planning to invest up to £1bn in venture capital by 2030 as it increases members’ exposure to private markets, according to a report by the Financial Times. The state-backed scheme has allocated an initial £200m to Schroders Capital, forming part of an existing £1.5bn private equity mandate with the firm. The capital will target middle- and late-stage venture opportunities. Nest, which has 14 m…
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