Podcast: Superfunds in focus
In Linklaters’ latest podcast series, TPT’s David Lane explains how superfunds work and answers some of the questions that pension scheme sponsors and trustees might be asking as they consider its potential as an endgame option.
Alongside Linklaters partner and pensions law specialist, Sarah Parkin, he discusses the potential benefits that superfunds could provide for sponsors and members, and how the market could progress as new providers enter the market and the regulatory framework evolves.
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