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Do not force schemes into equities, urges pensions insurer

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Published on: 13 June 2023
Published by a Law360 reporter

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Law360: The government could see its borrowing costs rise significantly if it pushed retirement savings plans into investing more heavily in equities, Pension Insurance Corp plc (PIC) has warned.

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