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News · 28 June 2026

£50bn pension tax break could boost London

£50bn pension tax break could boost London

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UK pension funds are investing less in the London stock market, with allocations to UK equities dropping from around 40% to 9% in a decade. This shift has contributed to a decline in the number of London listings, which has fallen from about 3,250 to below 1,800. One idea to reverse this is using the roughly £50bn a year in pension tax breaks to encourage more UK stock market investment.

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