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Pension funds: goodbye to the stock market?

The UK's regulator, David Norgrove, said this morning that funds "may have to accept" investment restrictions in the years ahead

So is the UK's Pensions Regulator hatching plans to stop pension funds investing in the stock market? Well, not quite. In a speech this morning, the authority's outgoing chairman, David Norgrove, said they should naturally invest in less risky assets as they close and age in the coming decades - but in certain circumstances, the Regulator is likely to keep a close eye on this process.

Norgrove spoke this morning at the National Association of Pension Funds' annual trustee conference, and described a pensions landscape in "transition".

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