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The problem with Rachel Reeves’ plan to boost Britain’s pension pots

  • Written by Ania Zalewska, Research Chair and Professor of Finance, Leicester University School of Business, University of Leicester
The problem with Rachel Reeves’ plan to boost Britain’s pension potsUK pension funds do not perform as well as their counterparts in some other countries.Inside Creative House

Britain has a pension problem. Despite having one of the biggest and most sophisticated financial centres of the world in London, the country’s pension industry does not fall into the same category.

The results can be seen in how its...

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