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The UK government has established a coalition of 20 leading pension funds, including Legal & General and Aviva, to drive coordinated investment into national infrastructure and high-growth firms. This initiative aims to mobilize private capital for projects ranging from affordable housing to AI sector development as part of a broader economic growth strategy.
The British government has launched what reports describe as a landmark initiative to channel pension savings into domestic infrastructure and businesses, according to Reuters coverage. The newly formed “Sterling 20” club brings together 20 of the country’s largest pension funds and asset managers in what analysts suggest represents a significant coordinated effort to stimulate economic growth through targeted investment.