27 December 2024
5 min
Over the last quarter, all the attention was focused on Chancellor Rachel Reeves, inaugural Mansion House speech and the related consultations, following the first budget from a labour government in 14 years.
We’ll be keeping a close eye on the outcome of the Pensions Investment Review and will share our thoughts with you when the time comes.
We hope you enjoy reading the latest edition of Investment Perspectives of 2024. As always, we've curated a range of topical articles to share our latest thinking and topics of interest, including:
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