
141. Why Aren’t UK Pension Funds Backing Britain?
The Rest Is Money
The Decline of British Investment
This chapter explores the underperformance of the UK stock market and its implications for private companies amidst declining domestic investment. A historical perspective reveals a steep drop in holdings by British pension funds and insurance companies, which previously supported capital growth. The conversation highlights the current stagnation of British firms and contrasts it with the revitalization seen in companies acquired by foreign entities.
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